SELLING SUPPLIES & PRICING

MEDICATIONS/BANDAGES/OTHER MEDICAL ITEMS

These are the requirements for selling hospital medications and the prices that should be charged. Please note that "(Prescription ONLY)" medications must be posted in the email chains (Discord) under “Script Records” using the following format:

Patient: 

Reason: 

Dosage:  

Refills: 

Next Appointment: 

 For wheelchairs, only note the name and date. For the name, the patient MUST show a valid ID/Driver's license or similar. Sales can be processed using the cash register at the Pillbox Reception desk, via the 'Fine' option in the F1 work menu. They can also be billed/invoiced via the mobile phone billing app, but switch from 'Me' to the EMS option before creating a new invoice. 

Nurse+ (Paramedic, if  no Nurse+ is available)

Oxy - $750 (Prescription ONLY)

Vitamin B12 - $500 (Prescription ONLY)

Epinephrine - $500 (Prescription ONLY)

Narcans - $250 (Prescription ONLY)

Paramedic+

Bloodclotters - $250

Wheelchairs - $5k (50% Refunded If Returned) (Prescription ONLY)

*Fancy* Bandaids - $500

Adv. EMT+

Painkillers - $150

Bandages - $75

Walking Sticks - $250

All Emergency  Service Departments (both on and off duty) get a 50% discount. Prescriptions for EMS staff MUST follow normal prescribing protocols. 

MEDICATION SALES & PRESCRIPTION CALCULATOR

To assist in calculating how much to charge patients for items such as bandages, painkillers, oxy, etc. We've created a handy calculator (thanks to an idea submitted by one of our staff members; Atramors Adrastea).  This calculator can be used for sales of up to four different types of medical items, with only a few edits needed it will then calculate how much to charge the patient/customer.   

CALCULATOR USE - To use the calculator; select the medication being sold/prescribed from the drop-down under 'CHOOSE MEDICATION FROM THE LIST' (where there is a little arrow to indicate options). After selecting the type of medication, edit the box to the right of the medication name 'NUMBER SOLD OR PRESCRIBED' column, and add the number being sold/prescribed. In the above example, the patient is being prescribed a wheelchair and five (5) oxy.  The total cost for the prescription is displayed in the box next to 'TOTAL COST', $8750.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - The important information displayed next to the number of each item will change depending on the medication, or item you select in the first box. The notes here will include who can prescribe/sell each type of information, if a prescription is needed, and any guidelines about maximum dosage. 

If you have any problems using this calculator, or any suggestions on how to improve it, please let one of High Command, or Command know, they will happily listen and take your ideas on board. 

LINK TO EMS MEDICAL SALES/PRESCRIPTION CALCULATOR - CLICK HERE

CHARGING PATIENTS - OPTIONAL FEES FOR SERVICES

EMS Staff can choose to provide free medical treatment or charge. Any charges for treatment must follow these guidelines:

• Full Revive (Flat Backed) - $1,000

• Downed (Curled In A Ball) - $500

• Ice Packs (Still Standing) - $250

Please do not stack the above charges, patients should only be charged for one of the above.  Additional costs can be added based on location of pickup if transportation to a hospital is required:

• Outside Of City Limits (Stacked On) - $500

• Heli Transport (Stacked On) - $1000

• A-Hole Fee (Stacked On) - $500

• Uncooperative/Aggressive (Can Be Stacked On For Awkward/Aggressive Patients)

EMS provides additional services during checkups, prescriptions, or surgery with optional additional fees: 

• Checkups/Xray/MRIs - $500

• Surgery - $1000

We've created a handy EMS Free Calculator to help EMS Staff calculate patient charges/fees. To use the calculator, click HERE.

Maximum Fee Charge - $3,500 - NO HIGHER - Any Questions - Speak With Command

EMS PATIENT FEE CALCULATOR 

For EMS Staff members who decide to charge patients for any medical care or treatments they provide, we've created a handy calculator (thanks to an idea submitted by one of our staff members; Atramors Adrastea).  This calculator, with only a few edits needed, will then calculate how much to charge the patient.   

CALCULATOR USE - To use the calculator; select the main service being provided under the 'SERVICE PROVIDED' (where there is a little arrow to indicate options).  The calculator will only allow the selection of one option as these are not stackable. After selecting this, choose any 'ADDITIONAL COSTS' by ticking the appropriate boxes. In the above example the patient was bleeding out, but also needed surgery, the total cost for the treatment is shown next to 'TOTAL TO CHARGE', $1500. 

If you have any problems using this calculator, or any suggestions on how to improve it, please let one of High Command, or Command know, they will happily listen and take your ideas on board. 

LINK TO EMS PATIENT FEE CALCULATOR - CLICK HERE