Advanced Data Processing, Inc.

Lobbying client

Advanced Data Processing, Inc. (recorded in a New York City Comptroller audit as Advance Data Processing Inc., doing business as Intermedix) was a Miami-based company that handled outsourced billing and collections for ambulance and other emergency medical services providers, and it held FDNY's ambulance transport billing contract before R1 RCM Inc. acquired it on May 8, 2018 and took over the work under that same city agreement. It filed 14 citywide lobbying disclosures from 2021 through 2023 through Robert A. Ungar Associates, reporting 51 council members lobbied and $104,000 in compensation on procurement matters described as technology and EMS collections services, and the city has paid the company $84.3 million in contracts since 2015, though none are listed as active as of September 2026.

Council members lobbied
51 (citywide)
Filings (since 2021)
14
Lobbying compensation (since 2021)
$104,000
Industry (per city contracts)
Standardized Services
City contracts
none active as of 2026-09-18 · $84,299,485 awarded since 2015
Paid to date
$82,375,447
City payments (FY2015-2024)
$82,375,447 · 198 payments
Under registered contracts
$82,375,447 · 100%
Agencies paying it
1

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