Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.22165 - Medical first response service; law enforcement; fire suppression agency
Rule 165.
(1) A
medical first response service means a person licensed by the department to
respond under medical control to an emergency scene with a medical first
responder and equipment required by the department before the arrival of the
ambulance. This includes a fire suppression agency only if it is dispatched for
medical first response life support.
(2) A fire suppression agency shall be
licensed as a life support agency, in accordance with
R 325.22131, and provide life
support as described in the code and these rules if it is dispatched to provide
any care a medical first responder is qualified to provide under section
20906(8) of the code, MCL
333.20906.
(3) A law enforcement agency shall be
licensed as a life support agency, in accordance with
R 325.22131, and provide life
support as described in the code and these rules if both of the following
conditions are met:
(a) Holds itself out as a
medical first response service.
(b)
Is dispatched to provide medical first response life support.
(4) A law enforcement agency holds
itself out as a medical first response service if it advertises or announces
that it will provide patient care that may include any care a medical first
responder is qualified to provide under section 20906(8) of the code, MCL
333.20906, or charges for those
services.
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