§ 6-33 “EMERGENCY” AND “NONEMERGENCY” MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION DEFINED.
   For purposes of this article, the following criteria shall apply to distinguishing “emergency” from “nonemergency” medical transportation situations:
      (1)   “Emergency” situations shall include medical transportation:
         a.   To a hospital emergency department.
         b.   To any health care facility, when the patient’s attending physician. requests the capabilities of a fully equipped, fully staffed emergency vehicle, due to the patient’s condition.
      (2)   “Nonemergency” situations shall include medical transportation:
         a.   To a hospital, when the patient is already under a physician’s care and admission arrangements have been made.
         b.   From a hospital to another hospital, health care facility or place of residence.
         c.   To any health care facility beyond the limits of the county.
(1976 Code, § 6-33) (2-4-75, § 7 )