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Community Ambulance Service: An Innovator In Traffic Safety
How hard is it to clear a path through traffic to that code or infant non-breather? Sometimes it feels like we never make progress. Community Ambulance is employing new technology to help in assuring the safety of it's employees and the traffic they navigate on the way to emergency calls. Read more here.
Community
Ambulance Service Featured in Times Recorder Coverage.
Recognizing
the needs of bariatric patients, Community Ambulance
Service
has placed into service a new Stryker Ambulance Stretcher
capable
of transporting patients and equipment in excess of 1,500 lbs
in
greater comfort and safety than was previously available to the public.
More.
Community Ambulance Service is now using electronic
Patient Care Reporting devices in the field. This state-of-the-art
technology allows for:
- Complete and
accurate reporting
- Improved patient
care
- Improved quality
procedures and review
- Paperless
reporting system
For more information on ePCR reporting call
740.454.6800
We
Provide:
- MoICU (Mobile
Intensive Care Unit)
- ALS (Advanced Life
Support)
- BLS (Basic Life
Support)
- NEV (Non Emergency
Vans)
- Courier Services
- Community Standby
Services
CAS EmployeeHonored as EMT of the Year - NEW
On Saturday, October 17th, The Mid-East Career & Technology Centers will be hosting a Public Service Awareness Day in order to not only bring attention to these career possibilities to the people of Zanesville and Muskingum county, but to showcase and honor some of the finest EMT’s, Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers in the area. Read More Here...
CAS News:

Photo Courtesy of Trevor Jones/Times Recorder
8/11/2009 - Washington Twp. Getting 24/7 EMS Staffing - NEW
5/14/2009 - CAS To hold Open House on May 23rd
5/14/2009 - CAS Taps Robin Fischer, EMT-P
for Star of Life Award
3/13/2009 - Two Injured in Downtown Accident
1/29/2009 - Fire Breaks Out At Abbot Home
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