Check out this EMS Station in RURAL Lancaster County, PA | Wakefield Ambulance Association
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- This week we take an inside look at Wakefield Ambulance Association, Station 88, in Peach Bottom, PA! This is the first EMS station we have toured! We take a tour through this beautiful station, check out their ambulances, and learn about the history behind this great station. This advanced EMT ambulance station plays a very important role in the rural Lancaster County area! If you want to learn more about Wakefield EMS visit their website wakefieldems.org/
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West Whiteland rents some of their space to an EMS company, check out this awesome station that has Fire and EMS under one roof!
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I enjoyed seeing this EMS station tour, and I would be interested in seeing more!
More are definitely coming! They are not as common as fire stations, but we have a couple more scheduled!
@@HeroesNextDoor Definitely I know Delaware County has a few Ems only squads so does Montgomery County
Yes more EMS station cribs!!
Very impressive for an EMS station!!!
Great first EMS station to start with on Station Cribs!
Thanks!
Would love to see more in Maryland and Delaware! Awesome videos, really good shots of the whole station and very interesting to know a background of the departments. The editing is good too, keep it up!
Best video yet!!!
I really love y’all video’s 👏👏👏
Thanks, we appreciate it!
The one thing I took away from this video was..... and speaking as an ambulance mechanic....... I love to see those rubber wheel arches on the left ambulance at 8:08...... OMG saves so much money over aluminum or stainless wheel arches on the rear wheels..... Volleys or pros those get torn up a lot. Seems like a good service overall though
Great video! I would love to see a video on an ems fly car.
Hopefully we will have one out soon!
Cute little ambulance I think I could work with it lol
What a great video. The station's not much different to those we have in Queensland, Australia. Our crews work 12 hour shifts. Probably the biggest difference operation wise is staff mix. All of ours are full time permanent registered paramedics; we only have volunteer first responders in remote locations. I had a read of their website; very impressive range of services offered.
That’s cool to know! Yeah they are a huge provider for their community, a lot of people would be at risk without them.
One day we would love to come see them and feature them on the channel too !! Send contacts so we can begin the process!
@@michaelborrello9944 I could arrange that for you. We have 9 stations in our area. A couple have only 2-3 crews per 24 period, others have 5-6 making a total of up to about 14 crews on at any one time. That's not including low acuity paramedic single response who treat patients with the likes of chronic illnesses, minor burns, small cuts that they can suture and give a tetanus shot/ABs. that in itself might be a story, as would our High acuity team who are trained in REBOA, field amputations, and a range of other skills. That covers about 275k population. donnat6568@gmail.com
If your ever in florida you should come see Glades County Fire-Rescue
Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com so we can get some contact information and try to make that happen!
Hey I think he really feels at home
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If you’re not from PA and wondering it’s LankESTer. All one word. No big pause between lan and caster. Lancaster.
I’m originally from Michigan and my family always busts my stones on how I say it too. 😉🤣😂
@@HeroesNextDoor that explains it! Like the videos cool to see videos from home
Do a apparatus video of the squad
Thanks for watching!
We were going to, but they got a call. We will definitely be doing that though at some point
It’s an awesome addition, we were all super excited to take delivery of it in 2020!
How common are these EMS-only departments nowadays? It seems like a lot of EMS responsibilities are now being rolled into Fire EMS or third service.
The advanced EMT stations will probably pop up more in rural areas or EMT stations will switch to being advanced EMT. The stand alone EMS stations don’t seem super common where we live anymore, a lot of them get absorbed, go out of business or go ALS.
Very common in the Midwest. Most are staff by paid staff exclusively.
There are still a lot of volunteer ems organizations in New Jersey. I'm also part of a volunteer one that has paid during the day and Sundays contracted by our town.
Only an Intermediate staffed station? Where would a paramedic come from in that area if one was needed?
Lancaster EMS, they are about 25-30min away. Having these intermediate EMTs has been life saving because of the long response time from the paramedics
Why was Mr.Potato head at 5:59?
Is the Explorer an ALS Unit?
No, still just advanced EMT. Their station has paramedics, but they can only operate as advanced EMTs because that’s how the station is set up and insured.
why dont you leave out around the country to some of the other smaller stations and shine a light on them
That is exactly what we plan on doing. COVID has slowed us but we are moving forward. Next month headed to Indiana and Ohio. Then the following month New York, Delaware. and Maryland. Please stay watching it helps us grow and expand quicker to see as many as possible.
That’s the plan, our goal is to reach every state. We are trying to go to smaller stations too and show how important they are to the community they serve. We are going to Indiana and Ohio in February
@@HeroesNextDoor where in Ohio
Is there even ALS in these areas?
Yes, Lancaster ems has chase cars with paramedics that will meet up with the ambulances
Way you did not start them up
We start them up on the station rigs episodes when we tour the vehicles
@@HeroesNextDoor Ok thank you