FAQ

Advanced Life Support (ALS) refers to a higher level of medical care provided by Paramedics who have extensive training beyond Basic Life Support. ALS services are equipped to handle critical, life-threatening emergencies.

Our ALS units respond to severe medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, severe respiratory distress, major trauma, strokes, chest pain (indicative of a heart attack), severe allergic reactions, and other conditions requiring advanced medical interventions.

Our Paramedics are trained to perform advanced procedures, including intravenous (IV) access for medication administration, advanced airway management, cardiac monitoring (EKGs), defibrillation, and the initiation of treatment protocols for critical conditions.

Basic Life Support (BLS) involves fundamental life-saving techniques typically performed by Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). This level of care focuses on maintaining a patient's airway, breathing, and circulation until they can receive more advanced medical attention.

BLS transportation is used for patients who require medical monitoring and care during transport but do not have immediate life-threatening conditions. This includes transfers between medical facilities, discharges from hospitals, or transport to routine doctor's appointments where non-critical medical oversight is needed.

All our BLS ambulances are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and technology, including Stryker stretchers, Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), oxygen administration equipment, pulse oximetry, and essential first aid and trauma supplies.

Our wheelchair service provides safe and comfortable non-emergency transportation for individuals who are wheelchair-bound but do not require continuous medical care or monitoring during transit. This service is designed for mobility-challenged individuals who do not qualify for ambulance service.

Our wheelchair vans are ideal for scheduled medical appointments, hospital discharges, transfers between care facilities, physical therapy appointments, dialysis treatments, and other non-emergency transportation needs.

Yes, our wheelchair-accessible vehicles are equipped with ADA-compliant lifts and secure wheelchair tie-down systems. Our drivers are specially trained to assist patients with boarding, securing, and exiting the vehicle, prioritizing their comfort and safety.

We provide professional medical coverage for a wide range of events, including sporting events, concerts, festivals, corporate gatherings, community fairs, school events, private parties, and more. Our services scale to fit events of all sizes.

Our event services provide dedicated, licensed medical professionals (EMTs and Paramedics) on-site, equipped with necessary medical supplies and, if required, an ambulance. We can set up first aid stations, provide roving medics, and offer rapid response to any medical incidents that may occur during your event, ensuring the safety of attendees and participants.

Having professional medical personnel on-site for your event ensures immediate care for injuries or medical emergencies, reduces liability, provides peace of mind for organizers and attendees, and ensures compliance with safety regulations. We customize our services to meet your specific event needs.

Our specialty services encompass tailored medical transport and support solutions beyond our standard ALS, BLS, and wheelchair offerings. This can include:

• Long-Distance Medical Transport: For patients requiring non-emergency transport across longer distances with medical oversight.
• Bariatric Transport: Specialized equipment and trained personnel for the safe transport of bariatric patients.
• Interfacility Transfers: Coordinated and efficient transfers of patients between hospitals, clinics, or other medical facilities requiring specific levels of care during transit.
• Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS): [If applicable, e.g., "Our trained medics can provide tactical medical support for law enforcement or specialized operations."]

If your transportation needs involve unique patient conditions, specialized equipment, or extended travel, please contact our dispatch team at (401) 737-3777. We will assess your requirements and determine the most appropriate and safe level of service.