Modifiers Ambulance Origination/Destination Modifiers
AM Non-emergency Medically Necessary Stretcher Transport Required
D Diagnostic or therapeutic site other than “p” or “h” when these are used as origin codes
E Residential, domiciliary custodial facility
G Hospital based dialysis facility
H Hospital
HH Ambulance transport from hospital to hospital
I Site of transfer (e.g. airport or helicopter pad)
J Free standing ESRD facility
N Skilled Nursing Facility
P Physician’s office
PI PET tumor initial treatment strategy
PS PET tumor subsequent treatment strategy
QL Patient pronounced dead after ambulance was called
QM Ambulance service provided under arrangement by a provider of services
QN Ambulance service furnished directly by a provider of services
R Residence
RH Ambulance transport from Patients home to hospital
S Scene of accident or acute event
X Destination code only-Intermediate stop at physician’s office on the way to the hospital
SPECIALTY CARE - Cardiology
Heart disease takes more lives than any other health condition, and there
is a high incidence of it in Northeast Connecticut. To combat this, we’ve
developed a high-quality, comprehensive and coordinated program of
cardiac care, frequently referred to as “the chain of survival.”
Primary Prevention
The first link in the chain of survival is prevention. Our primary care
practitioners work to identify at-risk individuals before they suffer a
cardiac event, and then help them take an active role in avoiding a serious
heart condition by implementing a preventative program of medication,
awareness, and lifestyle modification.
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