Joseph Prest, a veteran suffering from PTSD, will undergo a 72-hour evaluation to determine his mental status at the time he allegedly stole an ambulance.
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Joseph Prest, a veteran suffering from PTSD, will undergo a 72-hour evaluation to determine his mental status at the time he allegedly stole an ambulance.
The Horses Helping Veterans program offers a therapeutic getaway as treatment for veterans and first responders suffering from PTSD.
Despite 65 inches of snow delaying care, hospital employees and ambulance services continue operating for the city of Erie.
Dr. David King, trauma surgeon and lieutenant colonel in the Army, has been teaching first responders and the public how to use tourniquets to save lives.
More than 700 EMS/Fire professionals are expected to attend the 3-day event, which features an educational curriculum combined with hands-on product training and support opportunities for emergency personnel.
The community paramedicine program was sponsored by a $45K donation from the Mount Carmel Health foundation.
The New York State Volunteer Firefighter Gap Coverage Cancer Disabilities Benefits Act will go into effect on January 1, 2019.
FEMA is ending recovery operation centers for Santa Rosa and Sonoma County residents due to decreased numbers of victims seeking assistance.
In response to a growing number of mental health calls, Scott County cut ties with the neighboring county's mental health crisis team and established their own to improve response times.
The AHA has pledged $25,000 worth of training kits to support the Kansas State Board of Education's new standard.
University of Northern Iowa students raised $4,000 to donate to a charity that helps pay for firefighters' paramedic training.
Zion United Church of Christ delivers free cookies every year on Christmas to local fire departments and law enforcement.
A fire department dispatcher coached the father through the baby's delivery and paramedics cut the umbilical cord.
The homeowner allegedly punched one firefighter in the face and assaulted an EMS provider on the way to the hospital.
Congregation Beth Shalom will be serving hot meals to all first responders working on Christmas Eve and Christmas day.