The bill amends the existing public health law in Michigan, specifically focusing on the licensing and operation of ambulance services. It establishes a framework for ambulance operations to obtain various types of licenses, including an "ambulance operation upgrade license" and an "ambulance operation adaptive care license." The upgrade license allows basic life support services to provide higher levels of care, contingent upon meeting specific requirements and protocols set by medical control authorities. The adaptive care license is aimed at services that have been operational since before October 1, 2022, and allows them to provide limited advanced life support services under similar conditions.

Key provisions include the requirement for ambulance operations to apply for these licenses with a $100 fee, provide detailed plans for upgrading services, and undergo annual reviews by the statewide emergency medical services coordination committee. The bill also outlines the conditions under which licenses may be revoked or not renewed, ensuring compliance with established protocols and operational standards. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the quality and responsiveness of emergency medical services in Michigan.

Statutes affected:
Substitute (H-1): 333.20920
House Introduced Bill: 333.20920
As Passed by the House: 333.20920
As Passed by the Senate: 333.20920
House Concurred Bill: 333.20920
House Enrolled Bill: 333.20920