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

A Close Look at the Philips Tempus Pro Monitor

A Close Look at the Philips Tempus Pro Monitor

January 4, 2022

Whether it’s at the gym, an automobile accident, or on a battlefield, the Philips Tempus Pro Monitor is ready to help emergency medical services (EMS) save lives. Philips is dedicated to assisting medical personnel in prehospital

Your Guide to The King Vision Video Laryngoscope: The Next Step in Airway Management

Your Guide to The King Vision Video Laryngoscope: The Next Step in Airway Management

January 2, 2022

A laryngoscope is an optical device that makes it possible for the user to see, observe and diagnose a patient’s upper airways. With this knowledge, a doctor or healthcare provider can better diagnose issues of the

Philips Tempus ALS: Accessories and Add-Ons

Philips Tempus ALS: Accessories and Add-Ons

December 8, 2021

The Philips Tempus ALS Monitor/Defibrillator is a 2-piece connected solution that consist of the Tempus Pro Monitor and the Tempus LS Manual Defibrillator.  The system is designed for medical experts trained in administering critical care. It’s

The SAM IO Intraosseous Driver and Accessories

The SAM IO Intraosseous Driver and Accessories

December 3, 2021

Intraosseous (IO) access requires specially designed needles to penetrate through the surface into the medullary cavity, which is the space that contains bone marrow, in order to deliver fluid or medication or to collect a blood

Introduction to the Ferno Power X1 Ambulance Stretcher

Introduction to the Ferno Power X1 Ambulance Stretcher

December 2, 2021

One of the most recognizable pieces of medical equipment associated with emergency medical services personnel (EMS) is the stretcher. It’s been in use for patient transport in some shape or form for centuries. Stretchers have moved

StatPacks Bags: Built for First Responders

StatPacks Bags: Built for First Responders

December 2, 2021

In an emergency situation, effectiveness and mobility are key to EMS personnel delivering treatment to victims. Unlike other EMS packs, StatPacks Bags are designed with the needs of firefighters, EMTs and other medical personnel in mind. 

The Importance of Training Manikins and Dummies

The Importance of Training Manikins and Dummies

December 2, 2021

A manikin is a human-shaped training device that provides simulation opportunities for students, first responders and emergency medical services (EMS) to practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, or other life saving skill training. Individuals can practice

Meet Our Team: Lauren Edmonds

Meet Our Team: Lauren Edmonds

December 2, 2021

Lauren Edmonds joined the Penn Care team in July 2021 as an Administrative Assistant supporting both our ambulance and medical divisions. In her role, she primarily assists our Ambulance Account Managers with new ambulance purchases.  Additionally,

What are the Differences Between Ventilators and Respirators?

What are the Differences Between Ventilators and Respirators?

November 12, 2021

To the untrained ear, the words “ventilator” and “respirator” sound basically the same. They’re both used to assist with breathing. In the last couple of years, with the spread of the novel coronavirus around the world

What are the Options for Ambulance Types?

What are the Options for Ambulance Types?

November 12, 2021

Today, there are many different ambulance types to fit the everyday needs of first responders. However, the earliest known patient transport goes back to the middle ages, when those infected with leprosy were forcibly removed from

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