Response Time
Is Survival
Time.
Twelve ALS stations staged across the metro. Every unit stocked, every paramedic certified, every call answered in under eight minutes.
Twelve Stations.
One Metro. Zero Gaps.
Our hub-and-spoke station model ensures every address in the coverage area sits within an 8-minute ALS response window — not as a target, as a contractual guarantee.
Coverage Zones
How a Call Flows — 911 Tone to Post-Transport
911 Tone Received
CAD system captures call type, location coordinates, and caller priority tier in under 4 seconds.
Nearest Unit Assigned
Automated dispatch algorithm selects closest ALS-certified unit with appropriate equipment loadout.
Unit Rolls
Crew notified via MDT and radio simultaneously. Wheels moving within 60 seconds of assignment.
On-Scene Patient Contact
Paramedic initiates assessment. Hospital notification transmitted via BioTel before transport.
Transport & Handoff
PCRF completed en route. ED team briefed on patient status 3 minutes before arrival.
Post-Transport Reporting
ePCR auto-syncs to hospital EHR and billing system. Unit available for next call within 12 minutes.
Negotiating a Mutual Aid Agreement?
Our municipal proposal package includes response-time modeling for your jurisdiction, unit deployment maps, and draft mutual aid language reviewed by our legal team.
24 Units.
Every Piece of
Equipment Accounted For.
Every unit is restocked to a 147-item checklist after each call. No shortcuts. Equipment audits are documented, timestamped, and available on request.
Type I ALS
Ford F-450 / Horton 623
- Stryker Power-PRO XT cot
- Physio-Control LIFEPAK 15
- Lucas 3 CPR Device
- Ventilator: Hamilton T1
Type III ALS
Chevy Express / Wheeled Coach
- Stryker Power-PRO XT cot
- Zoll X Series Monitor
- iGel Supraglottic Airways
- IO Drill: EZ-IO
MCI Response Unit
International 4300
- Capacity: 30 START tags
- Triage tent: 20-patient
- Hemorrhage control × 40
- Command post radio array
ALS Formulary
Standard Medication Loadout — All ALS Units
Protocols Reviewed
Quarterly. Evidence-
Based. No Exceptions.
Every protocol is co-authored with our Medical Director, Dr. Sandra Okafor MD, FACEP, and reviewed against current ACLS, PALS, and PHTLS guidelines.
Cardiac Arrest — Adult
- CPR 30:2 until Lucas placement
- IV/IO access × 2 large-bore
- Epinephrine 1mg q3–5 min
- Amiodarone 300mg first shock
- 12-lead post-ROSC
Airway Management
- BVM → iGel → Video laryngoscopy
- Waveform capnography mandatory
- RSI: Ketamine 1.5mg/kg + Succinylcholine 1.5mg/kg
- Surgical cric if 2 failed attempts
Stroke — FAST+
- Cincinnati Stroke Scale
- Blood glucose check within 4 min
- Stroke alert to receiving ED
- CT-capable hospital pre-notification
- Door-to-CT target: 25 min
Major Trauma
- Hemorrhage control: TQ within 60 sec
- Permissive hypotension SBP 80–90
- Pelvic binder if MOI indicates
- TXA 1g over 10 min if < 3h
- Trauma center pre-alert
OB Emergency
- Fetal position assessment
- Left lateral decubitus transport
- Mag Sulfate 4g for eclampsia
- Field delivery kit pre-staged
- NICU notification if < 34 weeks
Pediatric Emergency
- Broselow tape weight estimation
- IO first-line if no IV × 2 attempts
- Weight-based drug dosing via app
- Pediatric BVM sizes stocked
- PICU transfer coordination
Every License
Current. Every
Audit Passed.
Procurement offices and hospital credentialing committees can request our full compliance packet — including state licensure, insurance certificates, and CMS billing compliance documentation — within one business day.
Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services
National Registry EMT — Paramedic
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
Prehospital Trauma Life Support
HazMat Operations — NFPA 472
Quality Management System
HIPAA-Compliant ePCR System
Credentialed Personnel
Professional liability, commercial auto, and excess umbrella. Certificates available same day.
All staff cleared through national criminal database, sex offender registry, and OIG exclusion list.
DOT-compliant 10-panel testing program. Zero tolerance policy. Results auditable on request.
Medical Standby
Scaled to Your
Event's Risk Profile.
From 500-person 5Ks to 80,000-seat stadium concerts. We scope the deployment, you confirm the details. A unit is assigned before the event permit is filed.
Basic Standby
Community Events < 1,000
- 1 ALS unit + 2 paramedics
- 8-hour coverage window
- BLS/ALS treatment capability
- Post-event incident report
- Radio comms with event ops
Event Medical
Races, Festivals 1K–10K
- 2–3 ALS units + 6 paramedics
- Medical command post setup
- Roving BLS bike/golf cart teams
- Direct ED communication line
- Real-time patient tracking
- Post-event medical report
Stadium / Stadium+
Stadiums, Concerts 10K+
- 4–8 ALS units staged at gates
- MCI response unit on standby
- Embedded medical director
- Multi-agency coordination
- HazMat-aware protocol activation
- Extreme heat / weather protocols
- Full post-event AAR
Fill the Fields. Confirm the Details.
Know a Unit Is Assigned.
Our booking process takes 4 minutes. You'll receive a confirmation with unit assignment and lead paramedic contact within 2 business hours.