Advanced Life Support Affiliation Agreement Template

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This template includes the current regulatory minimum elements the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
requires for affiliation agreements between hospitals and ambulance services for medical control pursuant to
105 CMR 130.1501-1504 (Hospital Licensure regulations regarding medical control) and 105 CMR 170.300 (EMS
System regulations). As with any contract, all parties should seek the advice of their legal counsel prior to
signing.
Advanced Life Support Affiliation Agreement
This Agreement made and entered into on the ___#___day of ___month_____, 20____, between
Name of Hospital (hereinafter called “the Hospital”)
and
__Name of Ambulance Service
(hereinafter called “the
Service”).
Preamble:
• The Hospital is licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) to
provide medical control services to ambulance services, pursuant to 105 CMR 130.1501-
1504; and
• The Service is licensed by MDPH to provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) Emergency
Medical Services (EMS), in accordance with 105 CMR 170.000 and its Emergency
Medical Technicians (EMTs) are certified at the appropriate ALS level of care to allow
the Service to deliver ALS at its particular level of licensure; and
• The MDPH regulations cited above require hospitals licensed to provide medical control
services and ambulance services licensed at the ALS level to enter into affiliation
agreements, which are current written contracts containing a reasonable and effective
plan for medical control.
THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
The Hospital Agrees:
1. To provide medical oversight to the Service as it operates in
define the service area
covered by the Agreement.
2. To designate the physician named below, who meets the requirements set forth in 105
CMR 130.1504, as the Affiliate Hospital Medical Director (AHMD) to perform the
duties specified in 105 CMR 130.1503, including but not limited to, the authority over
the ALS clinical and patient care aspects of the affiliated service, including but not
limited to the authorization to practice of its EMS personnel.
3. To provide on-line medical direction by hospital-based physician(s) appropriately
credentialed and trained in accordance with the requirements of 105 CMR 130.1504, 24
hours a day, seven days a week and to ensure that all field communication of emergency
on-line medical direction is recorded by Coordinated Medical Emergency Direction
(CMED), at the hospital, or by other means.

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