American Medical Response

We are proud to partner in the launch of the new Nurse Navigation program for Washington County’s EMS system! This program will help ensure 911 callers receive the right care at the right time, improving response times for emergencies while connecting patients with the appropriate medical resources. https://ow.ly/Jq7550VaGXz Washington County

March is #WomensHistoryMonth. We honor all the exemplary women throughout our country's history who have led and inspired groundbreaking movements and advancements. We especially recognize the past and present contributions of women to our industry.

Dekalb County's Nurse Navigation Program is leading EMS innovation! In 2024, Dekalb County's Nurse Navigation program managed more than 11,000 calls, saving millions in healthcare costs and improving emergency response. By connecting non-life-threatening calls with licensed nurses, this program allows for the optimization of resources and ensures the right care at the right time. The GMR 911 Nurse Navigation program is now expanding across 30 communities, and we look forward to seeing the continued positive impact it will make nationwide. “Nearly half of our 911 calls in DeKalb involve conditions that don’t pose an immediate threat to life or limb,” said GMR South Region Vice President of Operations Brett Jovanovich. “With the support of our parent company’s innovative Nurse Navigation program, AMR can dedicate its advanced resources to life-threatening emergencies while seamlessly guiding non-urgent callers to high-quality, alternative care solutions.” #OneTeam #NurseNavigation https://ow.ly/JJTW50V33ty

Our incredible critical care nurses dedicate their lives to saving others. We salute you today, and every day! Your unwavering dedication and expertise make an impact every day. Thank you for your compassion and commitment.

A true model of compassion and selfless service. Learn more about 2024 American Ambulance Association Stars of Life honoree and AMR Critical Care Transport RN, Mike Penna's inspiring journey of volunteering his EMS skills in Ukraine to bring hope and lifesaving medical care to those in need. #OneTeam #AAMN https://lnkd.in/g8Eur9Ab

Exciting news! AMR’s Earn While You Learn program has just graduated its first class of EMTs, helping boost staffing and improve emergency response times in Multnomah County. By removing financial barriers and offering paid training, these dedicated graduates are ready to serve the community. Kudos to the eight new EMTs who completed their training and are now making a difference! #EWYL #OneTeam https://lnkd.in/gsJ5HNra

Heart disease ranks as the No. 1 cause of death in the United States. Join us in prioritizing our heart health and making positive changes for a longer, happier life. Take charge of your well-being by learning healthy habits to help reduce the risk of heart disease. #AmericanHeartMonth https://ow.ly/MNNL50UOL5M

An impactful reunion. Clifton Brandon of Hartford, CT, recently reunited with AMR paramedics Alexander Megquier and Marnie Crosskey who performed a lifesaving blood transfusion. Thanks to AMR Hartford's unique Whole Blood Program in partnership with Saint Francis Hospital and the Saint Francis Blood Bank, our team members are part of a select 1.2% of EMS providers nationwide who are able to administer whole blood in the field. This program highlights the crucial role of early blood transfusions and the importance of continued support for these life-sustaining services. "In Hartford, we are incredibly fortunate to have the support of Saint Francis Hospital, the Saint Francis Blood Bank, and a medical director committed to pushing the boundaries of prehospital care," said Brandon Bartell, AMR Hartford Operations Manager. "Most EMS providers don’t have that advantage, leaving many patients across Connecticut, New England, and the nation without access to the survival benefits of prehospital blood transfusions." #OneTeam https://ow.ly/bIGH50UVTwi

An exceptional display of courage. Discover how 2024 American Ambulance Association Stars of Life honoree and AMR Paramedic Andrew Davalos remained calm and vigilant while providing lifesaving care to patients critically injured in a multi-vehicle collision. #OneTeam #AAMN https://lnkd.in/gXVBASFE

February is the time we honor #BlackHistoryMonth. This is the perfect time to recognize and pay tribute to the invaluable contributions made by Black professionals within the healthcare industry. Their hard work and dedication have paved the way for healthcare advancements and improved the lives of countless individuals. Thank you to our GMR team members who are actively involved in shaping our industry.