Our mission is to improve the health, safety and security of our community by providing high quality EMS and healthcare transportation. MEDIC EMS is a team of caring and altruistic Emergency Medical Service professionals providing both emergency and non-emergency ambulance transportation, dispatching, and electronic patient care record hosting services.
We host a number of community programs and certification classes throughout the Quad City area. As dedicated healthcare professionals, we are committed to delivering the highest standards of care for every patient!
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🚑 Happy Father’s Day from MEDIC EMS🚑
Also a special thank you to all of the Dads working today, we appreciate you and hope you have a great shift.
🚑 Happy Father’s Day from MEDIC EMS🚑
Also a special thank you to all of the Dads working today, we appreciate you and hope you have a great shift.
This weekend MEDIC stood by at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds for the Midwest Mayham Demo Derby.
Photo Credit: MEDIC J. Whitmore
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
This weekend MEDIC stood by at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds for the Midwest Mayham Demo Derby.
Photo Credit: MEDIC J. Whitmore
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
Today MEDIC 16 stood by at the Strawberry Festival in Long Grove, Iowa. We are proud of our presence in our rural Scott County communities and enjoy attending events like these with area residents and visitors.
Pictured are MEDICs K. Lange and P. Gainer.
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
Today MEDIC 16 stood by at the Strawberry Festival in Long Grove, Iowa. We are proud of our presence in our rural Scott County communities and enjoy attending events like these with area residents and visitors.
Pictured are MEDICs K. Lange and P. Gainer.
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
Some great information from our friends at the U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)
During hot and humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged. When your body heats too rapidly to cool itself properly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through dehydration or sweating, you may experience a heat-related illness. Learn the symptoms of excessive heat exposure and the appropriate responses. weather.gov/safety/heat-illness
Please join us in congratulating System Status Controller Columbia who is the recipient of the Life Impactor Award for exemplary performance while assisting a caller with childbirth delivery instructions. On May 15, 2021 Columbia used the Medical Priority Dispatch System to help a caller deliver a healthy baby girl prior to the arrival of the ambulance and the fire first responders. This is the second Life Impactor Award for exemplary childbirth in less than a month to be awarded to an SSC.
Pictured is SSC Columbia with his certificate. He is standing next to his locker displaying the pink stork decal. Each time an SSC receives a Life Impactor Award a decal is placed on their locker to remind them of the impact the have on the community each time they handle a 9-1-1 call. You will notice lockers in this picture with red hearts and purple stroke symbols. A red heart signifies that an SSC instructed a caller through CPR resulting in the patient surviving. A purple stroke symbol signifies yearly recognition of the SSC’s recognition of a stroke over the phone and the crew confirming the stroke alert in the field. There have been thirteen Red Heart Life Impactor Awards, eleven Stroke Life Impactor Awards and one Blue Childbirth Life Impactor Award given in the communication center since the program was launched last year.
This program was piloted in our communication center and has now been expanded to include EMT’s and Paramedics responding to calls.
International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED
Priority Dispatch Corp.
Please join us in congratulating System Status Controller Columbia who is the recipient of the Life Impactor Award for exemplary performance while assisting a caller with childbirth delivery instructions. On May 15, 2021 Columbia used the Medical Priority Dispatch System to help a caller deliver a healthy baby girl prior to the arrival of the ambulance and the fire first responders. This is the second Life Impactor Award for exemplary childbirth in less than a month to be awarded to an SSC.
Pictured is SSC Columbia with his certificate. He is standing next to his locker displaying the pink stork decal. Each time an SSC receives a Life Impactor Award a decal is placed on their locker to remind them of the impact the have on the community each time they handle a 9-1-1 call. You will notice lockers in this picture with red hearts and purple stroke symbols. A red heart signifies that an SSC instructed a caller through CPR resulting in the patient surviving. A purple stroke symbol signifies yearly recognition of the SSC’s recognition of a stroke over the phone and the crew confirming the stroke alert in the field. There have been thirteen Red Heart Life Impactor Awards, eleven Stroke Life Impactor Awards and one Blue Childbirth Life Impactor Award given in the communication center since the program was launched last year.
This program was piloted in our communication center and has now been expanded to include EMT’s and Paramedics responding to calls.
International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED
Priority Dispatch Corp.
Please join us in congratulating System Status Controller (Dispatcher) Taylor who is the first recipient of the Life Impactor Award for exemplary performance while assisting a caller with childbirth instructions. On April 20, 2021 Taylor received a call transfer from the Scott Emergency Communications Center (SECC) for a woman in labor. SSC Taylor used the Medical Priority Dispatch System to help the caller successfully deliver a healthy baby boy prior to the arrival of the ambulance and fire first responders.
Pictured is SSC Taylor with her Life Impactor Certificate. Taylor is standing next to her locker displaying a blue stork decal, a red heart and a purple stroke symbol. The red heart signifies that Taylor instructed a caller through CPR resulting in the patient surviving and the purple stroke symbol symbolizes yearly recognition of Taylor recognizing a stroke during call intake and the crew confirming the stroke alert in the field.
Each time an SSC receives a Life Impactor Award a decal is placed on their locker so that when they come to work and leave for the day they are reminded that they make an impact on the lives of our community each time they take a 9-1-1 call. Though Taylor is the first recipient of the Childbirth Award there have been thirteen Red Heart Life Impactor Awards given and 11 Stroke Life Impactor Awards given since the program started.
This program was piloted in our communication center and we are proud to announce that it has now been expanded to include the EMT’s and Paramedics responding to calls.
Priority Dispatch Corp. International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED
Please join us in congratulating System Status Controller (Dispatcher) Taylor who is the first recipient of the Life Impactor Award for exemplary performance while assisting a caller with childbirth instructions. On April 20, 2021 Taylor received a call transfer from the Scott Emergency Communications Center (SECC) for a woman in labor. SSC Taylor used the Medical Priority Dispatch System to help the caller successfully deliver a healthy baby boy prior to the arrival of the ambulance and fire first responders.
Pictured is SSC Taylor with her Life Impactor Certificate. Taylor is standing next to her locker displaying a blue stork decal, a red heart and a purple stroke symbol. The red heart signifies that Taylor instructed a caller through CPR resulting in the patient surviving and the purple stroke symbol symbolizes yearly recognition of Taylor recognizing a stroke during call intake and the crew confirming the stroke alert in the field.
Each time an SSC receives a Life Impactor Award a decal is placed on their locker so that when they come to work and leave for the day they are reminded that they make an impact on the lives of our community each time they take a 9-1-1 call. Though Taylor is the first recipient of the Childbirth Award there have been thirteen Red Heart Life Impactor Awards given and 11 Stroke Life Impactor Awards given since the program started.
This program was piloted in our communication center and we are proud to announce that it has now been expanded to include the EMT’s and Paramedics responding to calls.
Priority Dispatch Corp. International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED
Thanks so much Bob Rogan Diane Rogan for the wonderful smoked pork and all the other goodies! It was delicious, and appreciated!!!
Thanks so much Bob Rogan Diane Rogan for the wonderful smoked pork and all the other goodies! It was delicious, and appreciated!!!
Stroke is the No. 5 cause of death and a leading cause of adult disability in the United States.
Genesis Medical Center, Davenport, has been recognized for the hospital's commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines fueled by the latest scientific evidence.
Learn more about Genesis Health System's stroke center: www.genesishealth.com/stroke.
#InThisTogether #NationalStrokeAwarenessMonth
Did you know MEDIC EMS provides a ballpark MEDIC at every Quad Cities River Bandits home game at Modern Woodmen Park?
We stood by at tonight’s game against the Cedar Rapids Kernels. Pictured is our MEDIC with the River Bandits Mascot “Rascal.”
MEDIC EMS is proud to support our community by providing stand by services throughout the Quad City Region. For more information please visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000
Did you know MEDIC EMS provides a ballpark MEDIC at every Quad Cities River Bandits home game at Modern Woodmen Park?
We stood by at tonight’s game against the Cedar Rapids Kernels. Pictured is our MEDIC with the River Bandits Mascot “Rascal.”
MEDIC EMS is proud to support our community by providing stand by services throughout the Quad City Region. For more information please visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000
This evening MEDIC 1 stood by at the Davenport Speedway during the stock car races.
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
This evening MEDIC 1 stood by at the Davenport Speedway during the stock car races.
MEDIC EMS proudly provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
At MEDIC EMS we meet amazing people that beats all the odds. Today was a good day because with Leclaire Fire, Leclaire Police we were able to watch our friend Cooper that we met 4 years ago play one of his first baseball games. #CooperStrong
At MEDIC EMS we meet amazing people that beats all the odds. Today was a good day because with Leclaire Fire, Leclaire Police we were able to watch our friend Cooper that we met 4 years ago play one of his first baseball games. #CooperStrong
Happy International Fire Fighters Day to all of our partner fire agencies! Bettendorf Fire Department, Blue Grass Fire Department, Buffalo Fire Dept., Davenport Fire Department, Dixon Fire Department, Donahue Fire Department, Eldridge Volunteer Fire Department, LeClaire Fire Department, Long Grove Volunteer Fire Department, Maysville Fire Department, McCausland Fire Department, New Liberty Volunteer Fire Department - IA, Princeton Fire Department, Riverdale Fire Department & Walcott Fire Department
Happy International Fire Fighters Day to all of our partner fire agencies! Bettendorf Fire Department, Blue Grass Fire Department, Buffalo Fire Dept., Davenport Fire Department, Dixon Fire Department, Donahue Fire Department, Eldridge Volunteer Fire Department, LeClaire Fire Department, Long Grove Volunteer Fire Department, Maysville Fire Department, McCausland Fire Department, New Liberty Volunteer Fire Department - IA, Princeton Fire Department, Riverdale Fire Department & Walcott Fire Department
This morning MEDIC 10 stood by at the Ganzo's Cinco de Mayo 5K to help ensure the safety and well-being of the runners and spectators.
MEDIC EMS provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
This morning MEDIC 10 stood by at the Ganzo's Cinco de Mayo 5K to help ensure the safety and well-being of the runners and spectators.
MEDIC EMS provides standby services for special events across the Quad City Region. For more information visit our website at www.medicems.com or by calling our communications center at 563-323-1000.
Vaccine weekly update for 4/26/2021: 38% of residents in Scott + Rock Island Counties have been fully vaccinated, an increase of approximately 7,500 individuals in the last week.
✔️Everyone 16+ is eligible!
✔️Supply is good!
✔️Don’t wait – vaccinate!
Let’s do this. #VaccinateQC #TogetherQC
https://www.scottcountyiowa.gov/health/covid19/vaccine/vaccine-clinic
Let’s #VaccinateQC! About 1 in every 3 adults is vaccinated against COVID-19 in our community – let’s keep it going! Don’t wait. Vaccinate. Find a local vaccine provider here: https://www.scottcountyiowa.gov/health/covid19/vaccine/vaccine-clinic.
Let’s #VaccinateQC! About 1 in every 3 adults is vaccinated against COVID-19 in our community – let’s keep it going! Don’t wait. Vaccinate. Find a local vaccine provider here: https://www.scottcountyiowa.gov/health/covid19/vaccine/vaccine-clinic.
Public health isn't a department. It's a system…a network. And we are proud of Scott County's. Thanks to these partners and so many others for protecting public health during this pandemic.
Bettendorf Fire Department MEDIC EMS Genesis Health System Community Health Care, Inc. UnityPoint Health - Quad Cities Muscatine Scott County IA Emergency Management Agency Scott County, Iowa
REMSA Announces a Tiered Emergency Medical Services Response System | REMSA
REMSA will offer additional levels of out-of-hospital patient care through its medical 9-1-1 ambulance response in Washoe County.
APPLY TODAY!! Full-Time and Part-Time positions open...
https://www.medicems.com/employment/
FREE Car Seat Safety Checks
FREE Car Seat Safety Checks being conducted from 0900-1200 on the third Saturday of the month at our MEDIC EMS - Eldridge Quarters
Stop the Bleed/Hands Only CPR Class (FREE)
MEDIC EMS will be conducting Stop the Bleed/Hands Only CPR Classes on the second Saturday of every month in 2020. FREE. Sign up today!
BLS Healthcare Provider CPR Class ($25/Person)
BLS Healthcare Provider CPR Class. MEDIC EMS - LeClaire Quarters
Scott County Health Department
We are still vaccinating Phase 1A healthcare workers and long-term care residents. We will share more information on Phase 1B when it is released by Iowa’s Infectious Disease Advisory Council.
Pandemic is pushing America’s 911 system to ‘breaking point,’ ambulance operators say
Surging demand, financial strain are leaving ambulance corps exhausted and running out of funds.
Scott County Health Department
On today's COVID-19 briefing with the media, MEDIC EMS and Moline Fire Department described the challenges and stress local emergency medical services (EMS) providers are under due to the COVID-19 pandemic. #TogetherQC
Highlights:
-- Continued increases in case counts continue to put stress on the supplies and staff of EMS.
--If spread continues at this rapid pace, providers fear further stress on the EMS system, which could impact response times.
-- If you have COVID-19 and are caring for yourself at home, do not hesitate to call for 9-1-1 assistance if your symptoms worsen and you need help.
--Mask up - stay home when sick - keep the circle of individuals you are around small.
Medic EMS sees four times as many COVID-19 transports in November than October
“For us, several months ago we might’ve had 200 patients that were positive. Now we’re seeing 200-300 in Scott County that are positive a day. The numbers are increasing drastically,” says Jeremy Pessman with Medic EMS.
Local EMS sees a huge rise on 911 calls regarding COVID-19
Paramedics are truly on the front lines in the pandemic. Often they are the first to see patients who may be infected with COVID-19. They’re taking more protective steps as cases reach record…
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