MTS is licensed as an BLS & ALS ambulance service in three states. Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. MTS provides emergency, non-emergency, specialized (adult, pediatric, & neonatal), critical care, and other varied services throughout our service area.

Operations is a well-organized relationship between actual ambulance operations and dispatch. It includes fleet operations and maintenance, crew scheduling and supervision, dispatch scheduling and supervision, risk management, and quality improvement. This carefully scheduled and orchestrated relationship manages ambulances and crews throughout the system.

Our top priority is patient care. The Operations team is committed to the premise that if you take the best care of the patient, all other issues will be resolved.

Should you or a loved one require specialized medical transportation, whether it's around the corner or across the state, trust MTS Ambulance to provide the quality care you need and deserve.

What is a Certificate of Medical Necessity (CMN)
In early 1999, the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) began requiring that a CMN be completed for any patient covered by Medicare for non-emergency ambulance transports. This does not apply to patients who are not covered by Medicare. All ambulance services are required to submit these forms.

. The form, signed by a physician, nurse practitioner, or clinical nurse specialist, attests that ambulance transport was necessary due to certain medical criteria or conditions