Loaded mile definition

Loaded mile means the number of miles the patient is transported in the ambulance
Loaded mile means the number of miles the patient is transported in the ambulance unit.
Loaded mile means a mile that is driven for a customer, for which we are compensated.

Examples of Loaded mile in a sentence

  • Loaded mile starts at the point of origin and ends at consignee’s location.

  • Earl’s pressure measured 999 mb through much of eastern North Carolina (see Figure 27), and 1003 mb just offshore Norfolk, Virginia.

  • In Bacadwayn out of the three health centers including the hospital (constructed by the Islamic Relief) two have no cold chains to store and keep the vaccines but rely on the third health center supported by the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS) to get and store their vaccines.


More Definitions of Loaded mile

Loaded mile means mileage accrued when a vehicle is actually carrying a Medicaid/NJ FamilyCare fee-for-service beneficiary.
Loaded mile. Means a mile of ambulance operation when the ambulance is actually occupied by the patient.

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