In an Emergency, Help Can’t Wait
The White Horse EMS team is a fully trained, 100% volunteer company licensed under the state of Pennsylvania to provide emergency life support in our community. Operating with two fully equipped ambulances, your EMS team is on duty 24/7 to respond when you need them most.
Offset Emergency Costs with an Annual Membership
An annual membership to White Horse EMS ensures these life-saving services remain in our community and help to off-set the cost of emergency medical expenses. On average a basic life support transport costs $1,000.
Join our community membership.
For ambulance billing questions contact Cornerstone Adminisystems at 1-877-214-7224.
Please do not call the White Horse Fire & EMS Company station.
The membership covers basic life-saving transport of any member listed on the membership application and located at the same address. Membership must be renewed and paid in fully on a yearly basis to remain active.
Our average transport costs ranges from $800-$1,000.
If both White Horse ambulances are at the scene of another emergency, Lancaster County Dispatch will contact the next closest ambulance to rapidly respond to the call. In this event, the transport will not be covered by your White Horse EMS membership however this process is necessary to ensure life saving services are maintained.
The White Horse EMS membership only covers the cost of ambulance transport and does not include medic costs.
If you have employees that you would like to cover while they are at your designated business location, a business membership is required. A family membership will cover family members living within the same household/address.
Privacy Notices
White Horse Ambulance Notice of Privacy Practices
Every patient has a right to know what we do with the Protected Health Information (PHI) we gather in the course of providing emergency medical services. We want to assure you that we properly safeguard this information as required by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) passed by Congress in 1996.
Definition
Protected Health Information (PHI) includes information about a patient such as name, address, date of birth, telephone number, health insurance identification number, and any other identifier unique to the patient.
How ambulance services use PHI
Treatment: In the course of treatment we collect personal and health information to assist us in providing the best possible care to our patients. This information is shared with other health professionals such as physicians and hospitals to whom we transfer your care and treatment.
Payment: PHI is used to support claims submitted to insurance companies for payment.
Other: PHI may be used for internal quality assurance activities and training.
We will share your PHI only with authorized employees, representatives, and third parties, such as our billing agency, insurance companies, and other health care agencies involved in your care. We will not disclose any non-public personal information about you except as authorized by law, as described in this privacy statement, or as otherwise communicated to you.
We are authorized to use PHI without your consent, authorization, or written permission in the following situations: emergencies, national defense and security, litigation, public health situations, and government oversight activities.
Disclosure of PHI for purposes other than those permitted by the law, will only be made with your written authorization. You may revoke your authorization at any time, in writing. If you choose to revoke your authorization, such action will not affect disclosures prior to the effective date of the withdrawal.
Patients Rights
As a patient, you have the following rights regarding protection of your PHI:
Because we respect and share your concern for privacy, we will not provide your health information to anyone outside of our company, except as described above.
If you have any questions regarding this notice, please contact us at: 717-768-3454.