Advanced care
doesn't wait
for the hospital.

You call 911.
We're already
moving.

Your local ambulance responds — and so does a Greene County Paramedic, in a rapid-response SUV carrying every medication and intervention New York State allows a paramedic to provide, plus the monitors, infusion pumps and ventilators usually found on a critical-care transport. We start advanced care where you are, then ride with the ambulance all the way to the hospital.

Every call we run is a 911 call — we don't do inter-facility transfers. It's a model built for a county of mountains and long roads, and we've been refining it since August 1, 2000.

Equipment and protocols built for long transports with sick patients. Here's some of what rides with us.

Five stations.
Six hundred
square miles.

From the Hudson River to the mountains of the Catskills, a paramedic is stationed within reach of every town — primary ALS for eleven of them, mutual-aid ALS to Catskill and Windham, and out-of-county mutual aid to Albany, Columbia and Schoharie.

From the agency