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Ark. hospital debuts ambulance for mothers with high-risk pregnancies
The specialized ambulance aims to quickly transport expectant mothers to Level III NICU and is staffed with a multidisciplinary medical team
NY town considers increasing benefits for volunteers
Town leaders are considering having voters decide whether to increase the benefits to up to $1,200 per year
Boston EMS union blasts hospital for not warning of coronavirus testing
The union says EMS providers were not told their sub-station was being used as a coronavirus testing site
Mom and baby meet dispatcher who helped with gas station birth
Dispatcher Alexandra Norris said the call was the most memorable moment of her dispatching career so far
FDNY pulls firefighters back from potential coronavirus calls
The move angered EMS union leaders who say EMTs and paramedics in the city continue to be deprioritized
Conn. ambulance captain recovering from major brain surgery
Community members have raised more than $13,000 to help Seymour Ambulance Capt. P.J. Bridge with medical expenses
Blood drives — and donors — fall off as coronavirus worries grow
Experts fear the outbreak could trigger a drop in the nation's blood supply
Minn. county to expand 911 mental health program
Officials say last year's pilot program has been a success and plans to include more municipalities
How Rhode Island is using tech to tackle the opioid epidemic
Leveraging the latest innovations in technology, the Rhode Island State Police tackles the opioid epidemic with stride
Photo of the Week: Tampa Fire-Rescue positioned outside EMS Today
EMS Today 2020 brought together thousands of EMS professionals at the Tampa Convention Center this week
Community rallies around NY EMT paralyzed by surgery complications
First responders and community members have raised more than $50,000 to help EMT Randy Hoffman during his recovery
How EMT 360 introduces students to patients earlier
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss the EMT 360 program which provides students the opportunity to interact with patients earlier in their educational…