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American Medical Response provides emergency medical services to the residents and visitors of Yolo County.

AMR Yolo County has been caring for Yolo County for more than 30 years. In March 2013, AMR began independently providing 911, ALS IFT and ALS CCT services. Over the years, we have worked closely with the county to adapt our services to meet the community’s growing and changing needs — and we continue to collaborate with local leaders to ensure we are providing the responsive, cost-effective, top-quality care you deserve. AMR offers emergency and non-emergency services, including:
Advanced Life Support Basic Life Support
Critical Care Transport Bariatric Transport
Special Event Services
Community Education Services
Free CPR and Stop the Bleed Training
Disaster Response
COVID Home-Bound and Pop-Up Vaccination Clinics

04/25/2023

Becoming an organ and tissue donor is a great way to impact the future significantly. We encourage all individuals to become educated on the importance of our organ donation system, and if you haven’t already, consider becoming a donor!

https://donatelife.net/

04/14/2023

It's Physical Wellness Month and time to prioritize our health and well-being! Taking care of ourselves through regular exercise, healthy eating and self-care practices can have a positive impact on every aspect of our lives. Let's commit to investing in ourselves and embracing the benefits of physical wellness.

Whether it's trying a new workout, eating more fruits and vegetables, or taking a relaxing bath, make a commitment to improving your health and well-being. Let's support and motivate each other to make physical wellness a priority every day of the year!

04/11/2023

Happy National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week! We want to extend a huge thank you to all our dispatchers who serve as an integral part of our GMR family. This week we honor you, and all public safety telecommunicators, for your dedication to the communities you serve.

03/21/2023

Happy National Agricultural Week! Today we recognize and thank all the hardworking farmers, fieldworkers and agricultural professionals who work tirelessly to provide us with the food we eat every day. From planting and harvesting to picking, packaging and distribution, your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you for the important role you play in feeding our communities and the world.

03/20/2023

Did you take part in Global Recycling Day over the weekend? Don't worry if you missed it — you can make a difference every day of the year.

We encourage you to recognize the importance recycling plays in preserving our planet and resources. Take the extra time to make an impact by recycling commonly used items, finding new ways to reuse items before discarding them and inviting others to do the same. Reuse and recycle!

Listed below are a few common items that can be recycled and reused:

Books – donate to charities, libraries, schools and used bookstores
Clothing, shoes and bedding – donate to local non-profits and used clothing stores
Batteries – look for local battery drop off locations, often found at libraries and post offices
Packing materials – many shipping companies take back old packing materials for reuse
Plastic bags – reuse and then deposit in plastic bag recycling bins, found at many grocery stores

03/14/2023

High Wind Warning in effect today, in addition to this wet weather. Make sure to secure any loose items in your yards and follow these driving safety tips as we ride out this weather!

Driving in the rain can be challenging. Reduced visibility, skidding and hydroplaning are things every driver needs to be alert for before hitting the road during stormy weather.

> Check that tires and windshield wipers are in good condition

> Reduce your speed

> Allow more time and distance to adequately brake and stop

> If your vehicle starts to hydroplane, take your foot off the accelerator, but do not hit your brakes

> Turn on your headlights

> Avoid standing water and flooded areas

03/10/2023

⏰Don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour this Saturday night. On March 12, at 2 a.m., we !

03/07/2023

As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month and Women of Aviation Week, we would like to highlight the first all-female Navy team to execute the fly-over formation before the Super Bowl. Based out of California Naval Air Station Lemoore, Lt. Cmdr. Calli Zimmerman and Lt. Saree Moreno flew in a diamond formation shortly before the 53rd Super Bowl.

03/01/2023

Today marks the beginning of Women's History Month, a time to commemorate the role women have played in our country's history. Throughout the month of March, we are proud to share the accomplishments of women in the medical industry who paved the way for modern medicine.

02/28/2023

Rain today with some peaking sunshine around the corner for an end-of-week respite. Remember to use extra caution on these slick roads and stay safe out there, Yolo County.

02/22/2023

Over the next 10 days or so, we've got a mix of wind advisories and rainy weather.

Driving in the rain can be challenging. Reduced visibility, skidding and hydroplaning are things every driver needs to be alert for before hitting the road during this stormy weather. AMR Yolo County would like to remind you of some simple safety tips that will make a rainy commute easier and safer for all motorists.

· Before the storm, check that tires and windshield wipers are in good condition

· Reduce your speed

· Allow more time and distance to adequately brake and stop

· If your vehicle starts to hydroplane, take your foot off the accelerator, but do not hit your brakes

· Turn on your headlights

· Avoid standing water and flooded areas

02/21/2023

You may have caught the winter storm warnings for California this week ... are you prepared? https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/20/weather/winter-storm-blizzard-monday-wxn/index.html

Winds are expected to pick up tomorrow. Before the rain makes an entrance later this week, we're looking at weather reports indicating 25-30 mph winds tomorrow with some gusts reaching 50 mph. Consider the following:

· Postponing outdoor activities
· Stand clear of roadways and train tracks; a gust could blow you into the path of a vehicle
· Use handrails where available on walkways; avoid elevated areas such as roofs that lack railings
· Watch for flying debris
· Securing loose items, tarps, lawn furniture and other outside objects near homes and businesses
· Checking on pets to make sure they have adequate shelter and are protected
· Report downed power lines – and avoid them
· While driving, be aware, watch for objects that might blow into your path; pull on to the shoulder and stop if conditions get too severe

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Sacramento, CA

Telephone

+19165630601

Website

http://www.amr.net/

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