Community Health

Frequently patients leave the hospital and need some level of follow up care but that care often does not need to happen in a hospital. It can be taken care of in the home by highly trained and qualified paramedics or registered nurses who have phone and video access to physicians if needed.

1. Delivers in-home patient care by a certified NAEMT Community Paramedic with a Community Health Worker certification
2. Perform visual inspections of the home’s exterior to determine if it is in disrepair, if the yard is maintained and generally safe for the patient
3. Assesses interior conditions for unsafe food or other conditions
4. Determines if medications are in sufficient supply, stored appropriately and being administered correctly
5. Determines if patients are attending telehealth visits as needed and assisting with appointments
6. Conduct clinical assessments including ear, nose, and throat, blood pressure, heart and respiratory rate, weight checks, etc.

We provide ongoing certification and other training to our employees including a leadership development program designed specifically for our team.

• Competent and compassionate care by state certified EMTs and paramedics
• More affordable than 911 for non-life threatening situations
• Keeps 911 available for life threatening emergencies
• Medically necessary ambulance transport is covered for Medicare, Medicaid, and most major health insurance providers
• Ambulances staffed and available 24/7