Ambulance Service Clark County

Trans-Care, Inc is a "People Driven" services company founded in 1992 to provide a broad range of transportation and medical services to the people of Indiana. We continue to grow and evolve from our beginnings as a non-emergency transportation service to provide new and innovative services and ideas throughout our related industries. Trans-Care's management team has over 65 years of experience in transportation, ambulance, and emergency communication. The management staff has designed, implemented and managed a number of systems using a variety of state-of-the-art transportation and health care equipment and software applications. As a result, each is well known in Indiana and nationally. The combination of team effort affords innovative solutions for any operational problem encountered today. Trans-Care employs more than 150 individuals including management personnel, communication personnel, customer service representatives, transporters, automotive technicians, medical billing specialists, and EMT's of all levels of certification working in multiple locations. We currently maintain ambulance stations in Clay, Marion and Vigo counties of Indiana from which we provide pre-hospital care services to over fifteen Indiana Counties and more than two million souls.

Clark County Ambulance Service, in collaboration with the Marshall Fire Protection District, is enhancing emergency medical services throughout Clark County, Illinois, starting November 1, 2023. This merger aims to improve ambulance coverage and response times by operating at least two fully staffed ambulances 24/7 in Martinsville and Marshall, while the Casey station will utilize on-call staff. The initiative also includes the establishment of an EMS Advisory Board and the hiring of an EMS Director, with all personnel becoming county employees. The new service will feature the Clark County Ambulance logo on uniforms and vehicles, reflecting a commitment to comprehensive coverage and efficient service for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website