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Southwest Butler County EMS faces collapse due to rising costs, stagnant reimbursements, and inadequate funding, risking emergency care.
Emergency medical services in southwestern Butler County face a crisis due to rising costs, stagnant reimbursements, and insufficient funding, according to a yearlong regional study.
Agencies report expenses increasing 20%–25% annually while Medicare payments rose just 1.32%, forcing nonprofits to operate at a loss.
Ambulance replacements have surged in price, and maintaining 24/7 coverage costs over $3,000 daily.
A proposed half-mill tax increase could generate only $120,000 annually—far short of needs.
Officials warn of staffing cuts, longer response times, and compromised emergency care without systemic reform, including a regional funding plan and public awareness efforts.
Southwest Butler County EMS se enfrenta al colapso debido a los costos crecientes, reembolsos estancados, y fondos inadecuados, arriesgando la atención de emergencia.