Utah § 53-2d-405 Ambulance license required for emergency medical transport.

Utah Statutes

§ 53-2d-405 — Ambulance license required for emergency medical transport.

Utah § 53-2d-405

Title 53Public Safety Code

Ch. 53-2dEmergency Medical Services Act

Part 53-2d-4Certificates, Designations, Permits, and Licenses

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Utah Code Ann. § 53-2d-405 (2026).

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Except as provided in Section 53-2d-408, only an ambulance operating under a permit issued under Section 53-2d-404 may transport an individual who:

(1)is in an emergency medical condition;

(2)is medically or mentally unstable, requiring direct medical observation during transport;

(3)is physically incapacitated because of illness or injury and in need of immediate transport by emergency medical service personnel;

(4)is likely to require medical attention during transport;

(5)is being maintained on any type of emergency medical electronic monitoring;

(6)is receiving or has recently received medications that could cause a sudden change in medical condition that might require emergency medical services;

(7)requires IV administration or maintenance, oxygen that is not patient-operated,

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Except as provided in Section 53-2d-408, only an ambulance operating under a permit issued under Section 53-2d-404 may transport an individual who:
(1) is in an emergency medical condition;
(2) is medically or mentally unstable, requiring direct medical observation during transport;
(3) is physically incapacitated because of illness or injury and in need of immediate transport by emergency medical service personnel;
(4) is likely to require medical attention during transport;
(5) is being maintained on any type of emergency medical electronic monitoring;
(6) is receiving or has recently received medications that could cause a sudden change in medical condition that might require emergency medical services;
(7) requires IV administration or maintenance, oxygen that is not patient-operated, or other emergency medical services during transport;
(8) needs to be immobilized during transport to a hospital, an emergency patient receiving facility, or mental health facility due to a mental or physical condition, unless the individual is in the custody of a peace officer and the primary purpose of the restraint is to prevent escape;
(9) needs to be immobilized due to a fracture, possible fracture, or other medical condition; or
(10) otherwise requires or has the potential to require a level of medical care that the bureau establishes as requiring direct medical observation.