Schaefer Ambulance Service

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Schaefer Ambulance Service
Motto: Our greatest asset is our willingness to serve
Established 1932
Headquarters Los Angeles, CA
Jurisdiction Private
Staff type Full and Part-time Paid
BLS or ALS Both
Website http://www.schaeferamb.com/

Schaefer Ambulance Service provides ambulance transport and 9-1-1 response services providing basic life support and critical care for patients in Southern California. Schaefer also provides air ambulance service.

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[edit] History

Schaefer Ambulance Service, a leader and innovator in Emergency Medical Service (EMS) for more than seven decades, pioneered and helped develop many medical transport services that we specialize in: basic life support; paramedic; critical care; neonatal; air transport; event standbys; and other specialized medical transports. We service hospitals, convalescents, physicians, insurance companies, fire departments and private/public events. We strive to provide the best patient care possible with innovative technology, while maintaining excellent protocols with other EMS agencies. With the motto "Our greatest asset is our willingness to serve", we are here to respond immediately and effectively.

[edit] Clients

  • Los Angeles County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • Ventura County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • Pomona (city) - as Cole-Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • San Gabriel County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • San Bernardino County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • Riverside County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • Orange County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • San Diego County - as Schaefer Ambulance Service
  • Imperial County - as Gold Cross Ambulance
  • Van Nuys Airport - Schaefer Air Ambulance

[edit] Fleet

  • Type II Ford E350 and 450 ambulances
  • Type III ambulances

[edit] Air Ambulance Service

Schaefer Air Ambulance Services served Southern California as well as transport to the rest of the United States, Canada and Mexico.

The service uses Cessna Citation and Cessna Twin Engine aircraft.

[edit] External links


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