Pridemark Billing Services (PBS) is a division of Pridemark Paramedic Services, LLC (PPS). Pridemark Billing Services offers medical oversight and billing services to local fire agencies.

PPS is a healthcare company that has been specializing in emergency and non-emergency medical care and transportation, serving as an integral part of the community 911 safety network, since 1997. PPS is a locally owned, limited-liability company. Based in Arvada, Colorado, Pridemark is the exclusive provider of 911 emergency medical services in the cities of Arvada, Edgewater, Fairmount, and Wheat Ridge, Colorado, and is the primary 911 provider for Boulder county, Colorado. Each of these communities and the surrounding areas receive the additional benefit of non-emergency transportation. For more information, please visit the Pridemark Paramedic Services web site.

Pridemark’s nationally registered paramedics, EMTs, and RNs provide critical care, and advanced and basic life support ambulance services in addition to wheelchair-transportation services.

Through close relationships with community leaders, safety experts and healthcare specialists, Pridemark enhances the value of the local safety network by analyzing the needs of each community. We offer a range of services that include a practical approach to applying state-of-the-art resources, management information systems, health promotion activities, flexible staffing and innovative emergency response programs.

Our parent company responds to over 50,000 pre-hospital medical calls a year and works in partnership with 26 different fire agencies. PBS not only thrives on extensive experience in pre-hospital billing, but has insight into ambulance operations. This gives us a unique ability to offer not only pre-hospital medical-billing services and also general pre-hospital ambulance consulting. As part of our billing services, we offer financial, clinical, operational, and other EMS consulting services regarding your operations as well as any training you request regarding the financial issues involved in pre-hospital ambulance operations. For the first year of the contract, these services will be free of charge.