Ambulance services can be either emergency medical (EMT) or non-emergency medical transport (non-EMT or NEMT).

Many services and procedures today are provided as outpatient in ambulatory service areas of the hospital or at freestanding health services centers.

Observation is typically 23 hours and initiated to determine whether the patient needs admitted to the hospital (inpatient) or can be discharged.

Includes therapeutic radiology services, diagnostic radiology services, diagnostic procedures and tests, surgical and splinting supplies, and lab services.

A diabetes prevention program using structured health behavior change. 9 in 10 cases of diabetes can be avoided by making key lifestyle changes.

Supervised exercise therapy (SET) is used to alleviate painful and disruptive symptoms associated with peripheral artery disease.

SNF is post-acute care, typically following a hospitalization, provided most often in a facility, that involves licensed nursing care and oversight.

Dialysis is used in end-stage renal (kidney) disease to replace kidney function and cleanse the body of toxins.

For those who misuse alcohol but are not alcohol-dependent. Misuse is too much, too often. Dependence is the inability to quit.

Pulmonary rehab services help people with lung disease live and breathe better, as well as improve chest strength and physical endurance.

Annual blood test and digital exam for abnormalities of the prostate in all men 50 and older.

Podiatry is an essential service for those with vulnerable or problematic lower legs, ankles, and feet.