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5 Items to Always Keep In Your Cab Bag
Your cab bag is your lifeline in a remote, emergency situation. Consider always keeping your cab bag stocked with the following items: Bandages – Bandages…
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Characteristics to Look for in Finding Good Oxygen Cylinders
Oxygen cylinders can be useful for a variety of purposes – from industrial welding to home use. Those who rely on oxygen to breathe depend on…
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NFL Athletes Team Up With Penn Care
Penn Care Staff members Shawn Bryant, Don Bloom, Grayson Root and Ron Tyndall participated in the inaugural Inspiring Minds Celebrity Golf Outing on June 22nd…
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NEMSMS Donations Roll in From Facebook
As part of a benevolent fundraising campaign that stretched from May 20th thru May 26th (EMS Week), each new person that liked Penn Care’s Facebook…
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A Brief History of Disaster Response Solutions
Change to any system often comes as the result of failure. That is true with the disaster response protocols in the United States, as well. Historical records from 1635 tell of a great hurricane that swept villagers and Natives away in Southern New England. Governor William Bradford called it “a mighty storm of wind and rain.” At the turn of the 20th century, almost a third of the residents of Galveston would succumb to another mighty storm. From floods to earthquakes to fire, adversity has proven the need for effective management and disaster response solutions.
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International TerraStar Chassis Outperforms
International’s TerraStar chassis is the product of roughly 100 years of chassis manufacturing experience. Engineered to be the best in class, the TerraStar chassis was…
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Exciting News from emsCharts User Conference
In conjunction with emsCharts, Penn Care is excited to announce two exciting developments that arose out of this past month’s emsCharts user conference. After a large push from customers, emsCharts is in the process of developing an iPad app.
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The Infamous F5 of ’85
What began as a humid and sunny day on May 31st, 1985 rapidly spiraled into a series of thunderstorms that traversed the plains of northeast…
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Educational Disaster Response Training in Ohio
In mid April, 2012 several train cars began leaking chemicals in the rainy Village of Lordstown, Ohio. Luckily for the citizens of Lordstown, this was…
Read MoreMedix Displays New MSV II Ambulance Model
Medix Ambulances was excited to display its latest ambulance model – the MSV II – at FDIC earlier this April. David Wood of Medix was…
Read MoreFDIC 2012 Fallen Brothers Remembered Within Lucas Oil
(Note: This video is best viewed in Full Screen) The 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb was truly a sight to see. The brotherhood that these men…
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