Center for EMS Services at Trinity Health Of New England

02/18/2026

From air entry to oxygen delivery, respiratory calls demand precision — and small missteps can have big consequences.

Take a look and see where a simple adjustment could make a meaningful difference for your patients.

02/17/2026

Congratulations to Saily from National Ambulance on receiving her authorization to practice letter from Mat Goebel, MD, MAS, EMS Medical Director at Mercy Medical Center. We welcome her as she begins serving our community with skill and compassion.

02/03/2026

Trinity Health Of New England cares deeply about the health and safety of individuals in our community. We are working hard to reduce harm to individuals after having a baby. One of the ways we are doing this is by participating in the Orange Bracelet Program.

This program is one part of a broader plan to enhance care coordination between Women’s Services and Emergency Services, and to teach other non-obstetric healthcare providers what to look for when caring for someone who is pregnant or recently had a baby.

Register for EMS training course at https://www.school-network.net/Courses/Register/32274

01/20/2026

01/08/2026

Join Trinity Health Of New England’s stroke team at the Springfield Thunderbirds Game on January 9!

EMS Providers are able to receive a discount on tickets by purchasing tickets online https://springfieldthunderbirds.formstack.com/forms/trinityhealth_employees

01/07/2026

Proud to expand the Whole Blood Program at Saint Francis Hospital. Through our partnership with Enfield EMS, whole blood can now be delivered to trauma patients right at the scene or during transport to the hospital. Fewer than 1% of EMS ground agencies nationwide have this lifesaving capability. Read more in the Hartford Courant at https://bit.ly/3Nb8TrR

12/18/2025

Partnering with Windsor Locks Lions Ambulance heped a patient receive prompt treatment at Saint Francis Hospital.

12/16/2025

“If there’s any concern or any thought that there could be stroke-like symptoms, just come to the hospital. Just always, always come to the hospital,” Catton said. Quick evaluation can open the door to time-sensitive medications and procedures that treat stroke in the moment.

When a stroke strikes, minutes matter. That’s why Dr. Raymond Caton, an interventional neurologist at Trinity Health Of New England joined us recently to help emphasize the urgency of quick action.

12/09/2025

Our recent M&M covered life-saving rules every provider needs to know about Ketamine. What is ONE change you can make today to administer Ketamine more safely?