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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We share a lot of information about how to perform hands-only CPR, but when do you perform it? A cardiac arrest requires CPR to be performed, but not other cardiac events like heart attacks. Learn about the signs and symptoms of cardiac arrest from the American Heart Association below:
We all know this tune…
🎶 Everybody’s gonna be there. Tell us where? The Great Mississippi Valley Fair 🎶
Not only were we there… but Pitbull was there too!
Its been a great week! We look forward to 2022!
This evening MEDIC 9 & MEDIC 11 stood by at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds as fairgoers enjoyed the great Mississippi Valley Fair.
MEDIC EMS is a proud community partner providing stand by services for 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
We want to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable fair week!
We proudly have two paramedic level ambulances standing by at the fair every night. If you experience a medical emergency while hopping on a ride, enjoying some fair food or attending one of the concerts, we’ve got your back!
We want to wish everyone a safe and enjoyable fair week!
We proudly have two paramedic level ambulances standing by at the fair every night. If you experience a medical emergency while hopping on a ride, enjoying some fair food or attending one of the concerts, we’ve got your back!
MEDIC EMS treats runners, others on race day Saturday
MEDIC EMS treated a number of runners and spectators Saturday at the annual Bix 7 road race. The race, which had about 7,740 runners in downtown Davenport, a news release says. MEDIC EMS responded …
Today we stood by at the Quad-City Times Bix 7 race. The entire MEDIC fleet is stationed at, or near the race route and nearly every MEDIC EMS employee is on duty working this event. We also had several mutual aid ambulances assisting us today including Genesis Health System Ambulance, Durant Ambulance Service and Paramount Ambulance. We also worked closely with our community partners including the Davenport Fire Department, Davenport Police Department, Scott Emergency Communications Center (SECC) & Scott County IA Emergency Management Agency
Below are photos of the command center at the SECC and pictures of our fleet and employees along the race route.
We want to thank our employees, partner agencies and the community for making this another wonderful Quad City event.
Photos from Eldridge Volunteer Fire Department's post
Hey #Davenport, let’s all take the pledge to be a #WaterWatcher and you could #SaveALife. It is important to stay cool during this heat but let’s not forget the importance of water safety by following these tips:
💧Put down your cell phone
💧Avoid other activities
💧Keep your eyes on the water
💧Take turns with other adults for a break
#StaySafeDavenport
This afternoon our MED-COM Division was recognized by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED at the 2021 Navigator Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada for their accomplishment as a Re-Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE). We are very proud of our System Status Controllers for achieving this monumental accomplishment. Our communications center is proudly Iowas only ACE.
Pictured is our MED-COM Manager Chuck Gipson announcing our Re-ACE at the awards and recognition ceremony held at the conference.
This afternoon our MED-COM Division was recognized by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch - IAED at the 2021 Navigator Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada for their accomplishment as a Re-Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE). We are very proud of our System Status Controllers for achieving this monumental accomplishment. Our communications center is proudly Iowas only ACE.
Pictured is our MED-COM Manager Chuck Gipson announcing our Re-ACE at the awards and recognition ceremony held at the conference.
🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
Today we celebrate the birthday of our country. Let’s reflect on America’s past and wish for safe and peaceful future.
A special thank you to our staff who are working in our ADM, Clinton, Metro and MED-COM divisions today.
🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
Today we celebrate the birthday of our country. Let’s reflect on America’s past and wish for safe and peaceful future.
A special thank you to our staff who are working in our ADM, Clinton, Metro and MED-COM divisions today.
Parades are about Family at Medic EMS. Medic Anthony Johnson's proud son is helping his dad run the siren and waving to people. Happy 4th of July from the staff at Medic EMS.
Parades are about Family at Medic EMS. Medic Anthony Johnson's proud son is helping his dad run the siren and waving to people. Happy 4th of July from the staff at Medic EMS.
Some 4th of July tips from our friends at the Davenport Fire Department
As Independence Day approaches, Davenport Fire reminds our community to be careful. #beagoodneighbor
Some 4th of July safety tips from our friends at Bettendorf Fire Department
Timeline Photos
Babies born at 22 weeks at our hospital have a 60% survival rate, much higher than the national average of 15%. Now, the neonatal team that makes this possible will be more accessible to hospitals across Iowa and beyond. Learn more about our neonatal transport program here: http://spr.ly/6189yRgBc
The Managers, Supervisors, Paramedics, EMTs, SSCs and Support Staff of MEDIC EMS hope that everyone has had a great pride month!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
We are an agency that embraces diversity and accepts all.
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A special shout out to all of our LGBTQ+ employees, thank you for all you do for our community.
#pride2021 #MEDIC
The Managers, Supervisors, Paramedics, EMTs, SSCs and Support Staff of MEDIC EMS hope that everyone has had a great pride month!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
We are an agency that embraces diversity and accepts all.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
A special shout out to all of our LGBTQ+ employees, thank you for all you do for our community.
#pride2021 #MEDIC
🚑 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.
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