Modifies provisions relating to community paramedic services

HB 622 modifies rules for community paramedic services, which provide non-urgent healthcare outside emergency 911 systems. It requires paramedics to hold department certification (after completing approved training) and mandates that service entities (like clinics or clinics) get department approval to operate. Key provisions include requiring written agreements between ambulance services when providing care across service areas, ensuring medical director oversight of care plans, and requiring documentation of services. The bill directly affects paramedics, healthcare entities offering community paramedic services, and patients receiving non-emergency care.