EMSA treated over 100 heat-related incidents during the OKC Thunder's championship parade in Oklahoma City, with 24 people hospitalized due to high temperatures.

In Tulsa, Emergency Medical Services Authority, the state’s largest ambulance provider, has responded to 84 heat-related illness calls and taken 55 patients to hospitals since July 1, when the ...

The Emergency Medical Services Authority responded to 100 heat-related illness calls on Tuesday, June 24.Thousands of residents and visitors gathered downtown i ...

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Fire Department (OKCFD) announced the partnership with Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) for a new emergency medical transport service.

After freezing temperatures and multiple inches of snowfall on Thursday, Oklahoma's Emergency Medical Service Authority responded to five cold exposure calls, leading to four individuals being ...

Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) issued its first medical heat alert of the year for the Tulsa area after paramedics responded to a spike in heat-related emergencies on Sunday.

Emergency Medical Services Authority was hit with a data breach class action on April 16 in Oklahoma District Court for Oklahoma County. The court case, fi ...

After a cooperative process with local municipal, community and healthcare leaders, Indiana County formally has incorporated Municipal Emergency Medical Services Authority, the first countywide ...

On November 1, 2024, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) announced a $90,000 settlement with Bryan County Ambulance Authority (“BCAA ...

The long-awaited request for proposals for a consultant to assist the city in examining its pre-hospitalization emergency medical care system has been completed.

CENTER TOWNSHIP — After the final meeting for municipal leaders to officially form an emergency medical service authority Thursday evening, the majority of boroughs and townships within the ...

The plan, known as the Municipal Emergency Services Authority of Lancaster County, seeks to fund emergency medical care by charging each property owner in the township about $75 per entity.