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We are hiring a Fire Claims Billing Specialist in Terrell, Texas.

We recently published a piece on how fire and inspection billing helps Texas cities recover the cost of essential public safety services: https://emergifire.com/blog/fire-inspection-billing-services-emergifire/

This role sits at the center of that work. You will manage fire incident claims end to end: retrieving incident data, verifying and submitting claims to carriers, processing payments, and following up until claims are resolved. You will also spend real time on the phone with adjusters, insured drivers and business owners, explaining why this work is legitimate and why it matters.

What we are looking for:
*At least one year in fire incident claims processing or a related field
*Familiarity with fire terminology and report structure
*Intermediate Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel and Outlook
*Accuracy, organization and a professional phone presence
High school diploma or equivalent required. Associate degree in insurance, business administration or accounting preferred.

Apply here: https://easyapply.co/m/apply/f9cc3595-cb9f-42cb-a23d-62b8bfa53cc0



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Fire Claims Billing Specialist at Emergicon LLC The Fire Claims Billing Specialist is responsible for end-to-end management of fire incident claims, including retrieving incident data, verifying and...

Most cities assume a new billing program means months of setup.

For fire inspection billing, it can be one business day.

There is typically no complex software integration involved. EMERGIFIRE
connects to your existing Records Management System, pulls the completed inspection, generates the invoice under your department’s logo, and handles collections and customer service from there.

Your inspectors keep inspecting. Everything after that is ours.

Read how it works: https://emergifire.com/blog/fire-inspection-billing-services-emergifire/

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Fire Inspections Keep Communities Safe. EMERGIFIRE Makes Sure Cities Don't Absorb the Cost. Discover how EMERGIFIRE simplifies fire inspection billing for Texas cities by managing invoicing, collections, and permit fees while helping departments recover revenue.

“Inspections aren’t something that a business should fear. There’s a purpose behind it.”

In our latest blog, EmergiFire Manager Tori Willoughby takes us inside fire inspection and permit billing, and explains how Texas cities can recover the cost of this essential public safety work without adding a single task to their fire marshal’s plate.

A few highlights:

-EMERGIFIRE ties directly into a department’s Records Management System, then handles invoicing, collections, and customer service from there.

-Billing is completely customizable to each city’s ordinance, from re-inspection fees to permits for special events, food trucks, hazmat storage, and more.

-Departments can be up and running in as little as one business day.

Read the full conversation with Tori: https://emergifire.com/blog/fire-inspection-billing-services-emergifire/



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Fire Inspections Keep Communities Safe. EMERGIFIRE Makes Sure Cities Don't Absorb the Cost. Discover how EMERGIFIRE simplifies fire inspection billing for Texas cities by managing invoicing, collections, and permit fees while helping departments recover revenue.

Is your EMS agency leaving revenue on the table?

Reimbursement shortfalls almost always trace back to the same culprits: incomplete documentation, downcoded claims, missed secondary insurance billing, and denials that never get worked.

The fix isn't billing more calls. It's billing the calls you already run, better.

EMERGICON - Texas ambulance billing services’s latest blog breaks down what actually moves the needle on reimbursement rates for Texas EMS agencies. 🚑

Read more: https://emergicon.com/blog/how-to-increase-ems-reimbursement-rates-in-texas/

How to Increase EMS Reimbursement Rates: What Texas EMS Agencies Need to Know Increase EMS reimbursement rates in Texas with better documentation, accurate coding, denial management, and proven EMS billing best practices.

New on our blog: the specialized incidents costing Texas fire departments money — and how to stop leaving it on the table.

A commercial barn fire. An EV incident in a fleet parking lot. An oil field emergency in West Texas.

Three very different calls. One thing in common: a commercial insurer with a policy that may cover your department's response costs — personnel time, equipment, suppression materials, and more.

Most Texas fire departments are responding to exactly these kinds of incidents and absorbing every dollar of the cost. Not because the money isn't there. Because no one told them to ask for it.

That changes now.

Read the full post to learn which incidents qualify, how the billing works, and why your residents are not on the hook.

👉 https://emergifire.com/blog/commercial-fire-incident-cost-recovery/

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Texas Fire Chiefs Association

Here’s to our first responders! Thank you for your service and all that you do all year long.

We are grateful to you.

Day 2 of Education by the Sea is underway in Port Aransas, and it's Workshop Day! A huge thank you to Shannon Gollnick, DBA, NRP, FP-C for leading today's sessions, which cover everything from AI for EMS and clinical narrative writing to spotting misinformation, navigating resistance, and leading through burnout.

If you're here, we want to hear from you. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments or send us a DM so we can share it with the broader EMS community.

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Your fire department responded to an electric vehicle fire. Three hours on scene. Specialized suppression materials. Bunker gear that can't go back into service. Who pays for that?

Most departments absorb those costs. They don't have to. EV manufacturers carry insurance policies that can cover fire suppression costs when their vehicles are involved in an incident.

Our companies have been recovering those dollars on behalf of Texas fire and EMS departments for years, from commercial insurers, fleet policies, and vehicle manufacturers. Residents are never billed. Departments get reimbursed for resources they actually spent.

As EV incidents increase across Texas, the departments that know how to capture these costs will be the ones protecting both their communities and their budgets.

Read the full breakdown at this link, and if your department is leaving this money on the table, let's talk: https://emergicon.com/blog/electric-vehicle-fire-claim-ev-incident-recovery/

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We are just about a week away from Port Aransas Education By The Sea, presented annually by EMERGICON - Texas ambulance billing services and Port Aransas Medical Services.

Here's to our sponsors who make this professional development conference possible.

We appreciate all of you!

Want to join us? Day-of registration is still an option. Learn more here: https://educationbythesea.org/attendee-registration

Everyone is talking about AI. Here's what that means for your reimbursement.

AI can process a claim in seconds. It cannot read a patient care report and know what the paramedic meant, what the payer requires, and what's missing from the documentation — all at the same time.

That gap costs agencies reimbursement they're owed.

Here's what our sister company EMERGICON - Texas ambulance billing services thinks EMS leaders should be asking their billing partners right now: https://emergicon.com/blog/ai-in-ems-billing-still-needs-a-human/