Services
Examples of successful volunteer EMS organizations show volunteerism is an essential pillar of EMS service delivery
Change throughout the health care system is needed to align supply with demand for service
A sense of duty, donations, and community support bring EMS to a rural and under-served area
Staffing challenges and increasing service calls from an aging population make it harder to maintain service standards, the Wisconsin Policy Forum says
Dr. John Gallagher, former Sedgwick County EMS director, resigned last week and agreed not to sue officials or individuals in exchange for $85,000
If the vote fails to pass, North Country EMS will be forced to cut its available services by half
Ambulance services experience staffing shortage as providers wait for national certification
Sedgwick County EMS Medical Director Dr. John Gallagher was placed on paid leave as staff members quit and take to social media to talk about issues with leadership
EMS officials are proposing that the townships split the cost of financial support, which would generate about $60,000 more than $75,000 for each town
Uhrichsville fire officials presented a report with two options to the city council detailing the costs and benefits of fire-based EMS services
Hampton-Chaplin Ambulance Corps was established in 1954 initially serving the Town of Hampton under the name: Leslie L. Jewett American Legion Ambulance
The funds will be distributed among 20 EMS agencies who submitted proposals to stabilize or improve their services
North Carolina commissioners will review a report that recommends building more medical service bases across the county and outlines steps to reduce response times
The city of High Springs is just one base of operations for emergency responders that are setting up camp before the storm arrives
The new ordinance features financial penalties of up to $20,000 for failure to meet response time requirements and a $2 million insurance bond requirement
