EMS1 Daily News

With Station 7 set to come online, Grand Junction is investing in a new community paramedicine program to handle lower-acuity calls

Design supports optimal device positioning across multiple environments

Driving home from Thanksgiving dinner, Paramedic Richard Recinos spotted flames on West Oakwood Avenue and rushed to the scene

The Polk City medic says her termination was unconstitutional and stemmed from private, personal Facebook posts that did not mention her employer

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue will add 10 peak-hour ALS units and 48 new positions by 2026, aiming to reduce reliance on private ambulances

A Kansas City Fire Department ambulance was hit by a tractor-trailer on US 169 while responding to a call

A falling interstate sign crushed a vehicle on I-77 South, seriously injuring two people and forcing a seven-hour shutdown

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker says concerns over antisemitic rhetoric and protest responses led him to resign

Three Marion County firefighters and one paramedic face felony charges after allegedly stripping, beating and waterboarding a 19-year-old co-worker at Fire Station 21 in Ocala

With 27 new cadets entering the academy, Cleveland EMS expects to reach its target of 204 paramedics and 55 EMTs

Fort Worth’s fire-based EMS is answering 90% of emergency calls in just over 11 minutes, well short of the city’s 8-minute target

Gunfire erupted during a child’s birthday celebration at a Stockton banquet hall, leaving four, ages 8, 9, 14 and 21, dead

The Region V Hospital Coordinating Center and Southern Illinois Healthcare donated bleeding-control kits and training to Vienna School District

A 55-year-old man who tumbled nearly 50 feet down a steep embankment near Little Black Sands Beach was airlifted to safety

The closure of Glenn Medical Center, Willows’ only hospital and a cornerstone of care for 76 years, has left residents without local emergency services

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton has opened a 24/7 helistop to support RWJBarnabas Health’s LifeFlight helicopters

Vacaville Fire Protection District volunteer Vincent Hayes used CPR and an AED to revive a stranger in cardiac arrest

Backed by a $3.3M federal grant, the program will launch in New York and Texas to equip providers with tools to manage stress before symptoms arise

Regina Suprin served more than 13 years with Boston EMS, shaping future providers and inspiring colleagues until her final days

Johnson County’s mobile integrated health program is helping high-risk patients stay safely at home through preventive in-home care