ALS intercept/non-transport/fly car

[imallset2]

I am looking to make contact with some ALS agencies that exclusively do intercept/non transport/fly car type service. I am well aware of New Jersey and Delaware and have several contacts in each area.

so i want to see if any board members knew of any agencies that fit this criteria.

in general i would prefer to speak to agencies east of the mississippi, however at this point i am willing to make contact with anyone.

i am trying to gather some information on other agencies policies regarding: release to BLS, wait times regarding BLS, online medical control, call volume, scope of practice, and other information similar to this.

thanks for the help

[Sam Adams]

Armstrong Ambulance in MA provides intercepts for some of the local FD's just north of Boston. Their web site isn't much, but it has some contact info.

http://www.armstrongambulance.com/

[ShuckingGome]

Greene EMS in Greene County, NY is an ALS fly-car service.
http://www.greene-ems.com/index.htm

the Albany County Sheriff's Department in New York has a EMS Unit that provides non-transport ALS. Although the unit falls under the Sheriff's Department, the Paramedics aren't cops and the cops aren't Paramedics.
http://www.albanycountysheriff.com/medunit.html

[armymedic571]

Evangelical Community Hospital in Lewisburg, PA has is a hospital based ALS squad unit. Goto www.evanhospital.com for their contact numbers to pre-hospital services.

[ALSfirefighter]

I operate in a flycar system in the NYC suburbs. You can PM or email me with any questions you have.

[DaSharkie]

Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA operates a non-transport dual Paramedic system for 13 communities in the area.

http://www.emersonhospital.org/support/paramedics


There are also a few communities around me that have a non-transporting unit that is used by an on-duty Paramedic who takes the vehicle home or stays in the station and responds in this vehicle to wherever it is needed.

http://www.townsendfire-ems.org
http://www.townsendfire-ems.org/divisions-ems.php

http://www.ashburnham-ma.gov/Pages/AshburnhamMA_Fire/index

http://www.princetonfd.org/pg2.htm
http://www.princetonfd.org/ALSambulance.htm

http://www.exeterhospital.com/

[Lump532]

http://www.tonawandaparamedics.org/

Fly car service in Western New York run by, but separate from the police department. Seems to me like an interesting setup.

[furrynyy23]

I think most ALS projects in NJ save RWJ, UMDNJ, and MONOC use non-transports.