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About American Medical Response
American Medical Response
(AMR) is the largest ambulance transportation company in the nation.
AMR currently operates in 37 states and serves more than
eight million patients annually. This means we touch a patient
every three seconds.
AMR's
nearly 18,000 paramedics, emergency medical technicians (EMTs),
nurses, doctors and support staff combine the strength of a national
company with personalized care.
AMR's
national headquarters, located in Greenwood Village, Colorado,
supports more than 250 community-based AMR operations nationwide.
We have paramedics on horses in Texas and scuba certified care givers in water based communities. From Miami to Seattle and hundreds of communities in between,
AMR is ready to care for people and communities in need.
Our focus is clear, as stated in our
company's values: Patient Focused, Customer Centered, Caregiver
Inspired. We live these values on every call, in every community,
every day.
From emergency 9-1-1
calls and non-emergency transports to specialized medical teams
that serve remote wilderness areas and more, AMR has the
strength to provide patients and customers with the right service
at the right time.
Our national
reach and extensive experience allow us to deliver a wide range
of services to communities as well, from managing entire emergency
medical systems to private-public partnerships that best serve
an area's needs.
We are even the
emergency services provider for Trinadad & Tobago under our
sister company Global Medical Response (GMR).
AMR won the contract with FEMA for large event
emergency ambulance response for events like Hurricane Katrina.
Some of you may have seen the large caravan of ambulances and
other emergency vehicles sent by AMR to Texas to service those areas which had severe weather
conditions. Our dedicated employees who volunteered to go made
it home safe and sound. We thank them for their public service
to those in need.
Please click
on this link for more information about our companies www.amr.net
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