Lee County Emergency Medical Services: Providing the highest quality out-of-hospital emergency medical care and transportation

EMS Billing

What does it cost for Lee County EMS? For the average homeowner in Lee County, the annual portion of your ad valorem taxes for EMS is approximately $30.00 based on a house/condo with an assessed value of $100,000 with a $25,000 Homestead Exemption.

In addition, a user fee is charged to the patient who is treated and/or transported by EMS. Instead of assessing the property owners large taxes per year to cover EMS operating costs, user fees help to spread out the cost between the taxpayer and the service user (residents and visitors that utilize the service). Many insurance companies and Medicare may reimburse for portions of EMS transport and treatment charges.

External Fees Manual - See Public Safety

It is our hope that you will never need our service. In the event you do, the highly qualified Paramedics and EMTs of Lee County Emergency Medical Services are ready to assist in your time of need.

For questions about your EMS bill, please call one of the following numbers:

If you were treated/transported prior to December 1, 1999

239-274-6998

If you were treated/transported after December 1, 1999

1-866-397-1170

Or complete and submit the form below

First Name
Last Name
Street Address
Mailing Address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
Country
Home Phone
E-mail

Enter the date that you were treated/transported:

Enter the account number:

The box below is for your questions or comments:

Accounts in collection may contact:

Kimberly Cameron

Professional Adjustment Corporation

239-437-0525 or 1-888-686-0525

For further information, contact PIER Coordinator, Paul Filla, (239) 335 1606

05/21/2008