Quality Emergency Medical Services, Inc

Founded in 1978, Ross/West View Emergency Medical Services Authority specializes in providing a pre-hospital care and medical transportation services. Based in Pittsburg, Pa., the healthcare facility provides emergency as well as non-emergency medical care, wheelchair van and rescue services for people across Ross Township, West View borough, Millvale borough, Reserve Township and Ohio Township. The medical care authority serves a population of more than 54,000 people spanning out over a 25 square mile service area. It also offers mutual aid to the bordering EMS (Emergency Medical Service) agencies of McCandless/Franklin Park EMS, Valley Ambulance, Shaler EMS, Northwest EMS and The City of Pittsburgh. Ross/West View Emergency Medical Services Authority s services include the provision of basic life support, advanced life support, rescue services, public education and training.

The Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company Park Station, established in 1995 with an addition in 2019, is strategically located on Route 19 at the entrance to the Community Park. It houses several emergency response units, including Engine 212, Tower 21, and a historic 1928 Pirsch Pumper. Open to individuals aged 14 and older, the fire company offers various membership categories to suit different interests and experiences, including Brigade members, Fire Police, and Junior members. Volunteers take pride in their community service, contributing to fire safety and education while fostering a diverse membership that reflects the community they serve. Generated from the website

Shaler EMS was incorporated in 1992 as a non-profit 501c3 charitable organization. We are governed by a Board of Directors consisting of four voting members including our medical director and one ex-officio member who is the Chief of Police of Shaler Township Shaler EMS has 9 full time employees, including 4 Paramedics, 3 Emergency Medical Technicians, 1 Manager, and 1 Outreach Coordinator. Shaler EMS also relies on professional volunteers to staff its ambulances. Volunteers are one of Shaler EMS' most valuable assets. There are over 20 volunteers, who contribute an average of 10, 000 volunteer hours a year. Using both paid staff and volunteers, Shaler EMS operates three ALS ( Advanced Life Support ) ambulances.