The Citrus County Commission is reacting to reports of poor response times by the Nature Coast EMS.
The commission will send out a letter that requires NCEMS to comply with its county contract within 45 days of the letter’s receipt. (Jan. 7, 2020)
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Poor . Response time is just one issue .. My father identity was stolen by them . I paid the bill with a debit card . 3 weeks later.. a Walmart charge appear for $4100. in California. My father was on his deathbed at the time being cared for by hospice . They also dont background checks on their employees . They have an employee there who is federally red flag .with six aliases. And who is on the FBI’s watch list . He also owns a gun a Glock 22 ! Which is totally illegal . Never pay the bill with a debit card pay by money order .