The bill outlines the requirements for the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) regarding the Nonpublic Ambulance Service Reimbursement Trust Fund. It mandates that EOHHS provide a detailed report on all financial transactions related to the Trust Fund, including any unspent funds and an analysis of the uniform assessment paid by nonpublic ambulance providers. The report highlights a pause in the ambulance assessment implemented in May 2023 due to federal requirements, which was lifted in March 2024, requiring providers to attest they were not involved in hold harmless arrangements.

During the assessment period from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, providers were assessed a total of $6,716,926, with payments made amounting to $4,371,893.08. EOHHS also disbursed supplemental payments totaling $13,097,392 to providers who complied with the attestation requirement. The report confirms that there are no unspent funds in the Trust Fund, as EOHHS has made supplemental payments in anticipation of the owed assessment payments. For further inquiries, contact information for Sarah Nordberg is provided.