Patient Safety

An employee leaving the Flint Processing Center in Swartz Creek hit workers blocking a driveway

Travis Muller was cleaning out the bin when he became caught in the power sweep auger

One patient in the Spafford explosion was trapped inside by the debris of the explosion

Portland firefighters faced a car pinned partially underneath a semi in a jack-knife collision

The Franklinville man lost his balance and fell onto a London-style gate, with decorative spikes, being used to section off a room

The Ogdensburg International Airport was the location for training a simulated plane crash and fire

The Bicycle Emergency Response Team is engaging the community, while providing quick response to difficult-to-access venues

As the numbers of pediatric patients with diagnosed mental health conditions climb, EMS providers will be increasingly asked to treat these kids

An attorney for one of the Aurora officers said, "Mr. McClain died because Paramedic Cooper injected him with 1.7, 1.8 times the ketamine for someone his weight and size."

The Department of Health Services said falls are 18% of ambulance runs in 2022

EMS and law enforcement collaborative training helps prepare responders to treat and monitor patients experiencing a constellation of symptoms

Patients from the Bedford Park event were transported to several area hospitals

Prevent and survive an attack by pre-planning your fight or flight response

Family members say the Medway EMT forced the patient in respiratory distress to walk an "unreasonable distance" to the ambulance before the fall

When New Ellenton firefighters found Maria Duthie, she had a faint pulse, was barely breathing and was blue