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Helicopters rescue over 200 children from summer camp during Mo. flooding
Helicopters rescue over 200 children from summer camp during Mo. flooding
Calif. hospital resumes receiving ambulance patients
Orange County has restored Anaheim Global Medical Center's emergency receiving status, allowing ambulances to resume transporting 911 patients after a temporary suspension
Ind. hospital plans $37M emergency, trauma center expansion
The Elkhart hospital will expand and renovate its Emergency and Trauma Center to add private rooms, behavioral health spaces and improved ambulance…
Ohio officials approve co-responder program for behavioral health calls
A MetroHealth social worker will respond with Parma and Parma Heights police and firefighters to mental health, substance use, homelessness and other…
Support team helps families of Calif. rescuers deployed to Venezuela
While Los Angeles County search-and-rescue crews worked in Venezuela after the deadly earthquakes, a three-person deployment support team helped care for their…
Calif. invests $100M in community disaster preparedness
The Ready California program funds local groups providing emergency training, disaster supplies, translated information and alert sign-ups for vulnerable communities
‘Emergency!’ star, longtime EMS advocate Randolph Mantooth dies
Mantooth’s portrayal of firefighter-paramedic Johnny Gage introduced millions of viewers to the emerging profession of paramedicine
Photo of the Week: Hang in there
A Maryland Trooper/Flight Paramedic is lowered from a helicopter
Ohio township turns to attorney general to collect unpaid EMS bills
Liverpool Township will use the Ohio Attorney General's debt collection program to recover delinquent ambulance bills dating back as far as 10…
'We don’t stop until we get that person out': Miami USAR team return after rescuing survivor in Venezuela
Miami Fire-Rescue personnel helped save a man trapped beneath rubble for eight days following Venezuela's devastating earthquakes
Medevac marks service milestone in Va.
PHI Air Medical now operates six Virginia bases, carrying whole blood and specialized equipment for emergency and critical care transports
Lawmakers urge Sec. Kennedy to reappoint head of 9/11 health program
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is calling on the HHS Secretary to reappoint Dr. John Howard to lead the WTC Health Program