Introduction to the Flow-Safe II Disposable CPAP System

Introduction to the Flow-Safe II Disposable CPAP System

March 22, 2022

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is a great tool for airway management in pre-hospital settings. When a patient is unable to breathe, a CPAP system is critical in a life-saving emergency and resuscitation. CPAP machines are

Penn Care Celebrates 35 Years in Business

Penn Care Celebrates 35 Years in Business

March 7, 2022

Our anniversary isn’t just about a celebration of our success. It’s a celebration of the trusted relationship we have built with our customers, dedicated staff, vendors, and the communities we serve. We would not be here

The Keys to Safe Pediatric Patient Immobilization and Transport

The Keys to Safe Pediatric Patient Immobilization and Transport

March 2, 2022

Spinal immobilization is one of the most common procedures performed in a prehospital setting. In recent years, emergency medical services (EMS) personnel and patients have benefitted from new research that provides more data on the appropriate

The Modern Field Hospital for Mass Casualty Events

The Modern Field Hospital for Mass Casualty Events

March 2, 2022

Military hospitals have existed since the Roman Empire, but the modern concept of a field hospital (i.e., a temporary structure serving as a mobile medical unit that takes care of casualties on-site) has only existed since

The Importance of Oxygen Delivery Systems in a Mass Casualty Situation

The Importance of Oxygen Delivery Systems in a Mass Casualty Situation

March 2, 2022

In a mass casualty incident or significant chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive event, the available oxygen supply may be depleted before healthcare providers can complete treatment. The reasons for the shortfall of oxygen administration devices

Ambulance Maintenance: A Complete Checklist

Ambulance Maintenance: A Complete Checklist

March 1, 2022

Following your vehicle’s maintenance schedule as described in the owner’s manual is an essential part of keeping it running smoothly and safely. And, if that vehicle is an ambulance or emergency response vehicle, then scheduled maintenance

Top Seven Essential Components of A Bleeding Control Kit

Top Seven Essential Components of A Bleeding Control Kit

February 8, 2022

A bleeding control kit is a well-equipped collection of supplies that has been specifically customized for treating severe bleeding injuries. Bleeding control is a type of first aid that helps stop the bleed following a patient’s

EMS Immobilization Options for Spinal Injury Patients

EMS Immobilization Options for Spinal Injury Patients

February 2, 2022

Trauma patients that present with potential spinal injuries deliver a unique set of challenges for emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and first responders when applying prehospital care. The most important factor, though, is keeping the victim immobilized

What Field Triage Products Do You Need For Effective Mass Casualty Management?

What Field Triage Products Do You Need For Effective Mass Casualty Management?

February 2, 2022

Field triage is a critical aspect of a mass casualty event to determine the level of care each patient needs. Both medical directors and local leaders need to have a plan and a trauma system for

Meet Our Team: Mark DiBattiste

Meet Our Team: Mark DiBattiste

January 21, 2022

Mark DiBattiste serves as our Account Manager for EMS Supplies for the state of Pennsylvania. Prior to joining our team, he worked in sales within the energy industry.  He is a graduate of Mercyhurst University –

Advanced Patient Monitoring: Philips Intellispace Corsium

Advanced Patient Monitoring: Philips Intellispace Corsium

January 19, 2022

In this era of instant communication, Philips is a leader in connecting facility- and hospital-based healthcare providers with emergency medical services (EMS) personnel out in the field or in any prehospital setting. Philips Intellispace Corsium delivers

MERET EMS Bags: The First Responder’s Most Trusted Accessory

MERET EMS Bags: The First Responder’s Most Trusted Accessory

January 11, 2022

When seconds count, you have to work as fast as you can. For a first responder, a seconds-long delay can be the difference between life or death. Firefighters, ambulance crews, and EMTs need a hard-working equipment

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