Volunteer NY ambulance captain admits embezzling $70k from department
July 14, 2021
The former Sloatsburg Volunteer Corps president used agency funds for New York Jets tickets, personal expenses
Va. responders get help from the small but mighty ‘mini’ ambulance
July 14, 2021
New Medical Rapid Access Transport (MRAT) all-terrain vehicle can reach patients in a crowd or wooded areas, Tidewater EMS says
Timeline shows alleged mishandling of Kan. EMS crisis
July 14, 2021
Sedgwick County's issue with "dangerously slow" response times dates back to 2018, newspaper investigation shows
Md. study to test efficacy of VR in pediatric EMS
July 14, 2021
Through the study, researchers aim to measure the value of virtual reality for providers as they work to identify signs of severe illness and infants and children
Ill. county considers ambulance response time fines
July 14, 2021
Effingham County ambulance oversight committee is discussing the addition of stipulations for extended response times as Abbott EMS' contract nears expiration
Fla. firefighter-paramedic dies by suicide while on duty
July 14, 2021
Palm Beach County Fire and Rescue Firefighter Joseph Deltergo, 45, was a 16-year veteran of the department
HHS announces $15M funding program for mental health, substance use crises
July 14, 2021
The Health and Human Services Department announced $15 million in funding available for states to create and improve response to mental health- and substance use-related crises
HHS announces $15M funding program for mental health, substance abuse crises
July 14, 2021
The Health and Human Services Department announced $15 million in funding available for states to create and improve response to mental health- and substance use-related crises
Funding program empowers states’ crisis response
July 14, 2021
The Health and Human Services Dept. announced $15 million available to create and improve 24/7 response to mental health- and substance use-related crises
Quick Take: It’s time to flip the switch on hot EMS response
July 13, 2021
Studies have repeatedly demonstrated that the time saved with lights and siren use has little-to-no impact on patient outcomes