VMSC News

Jefferson Lansdale Hospital and VMSC are partnering to launch a new Community Paramedicine program aimed at reducing hospital readmissions for patients with chronic conditions. This innovative program will provide in-home care and support to high-risk patients after discharge, helping them manage their health and avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency room. Early studies suggest this approach can significantly improve patient outcomes and lower healthcare costs. Read the full article on North Penn Now Community News for more details about this exciting initiative: https://northpennnow.com/news/2024/apr/24/jefferson-lansdale-hospital-vmsc-form-community-paramedicine-partnership/ Photo Credits: North Penn Now Community News

VMSC Emergency Medical Services CEO Shane Wheeler is being honored with the Patriot Award for his exceptional support of National Guard and Reserve members. Wheeler, an Army veteran himself, has been recognized for his efforts to create a supportive work environment for military personnel, including flexible scheduling and compassionate leave policies. Read the full article on North Penn Now Community News for more details about this well-deserved recognition: https://northpennnow.com/news/2024/apr/02/chief-of-vmsc-lansdale-patriot-award/ Photo Credits:North Penn Now Community News

VMSC Emergency Medical Services, a non-profit regional EMS, is revolutionizing emergency response with AI-powered technology. By utilizing software called MARVLIS, VMSC can predict the areas where ambulances and medics will be needed with 86% accuracy. This allows for improved response times and more efficient deployment of resources. VMSC also employs advanced medical technology such as digital technology and live streaming to transmit real-time patient data to medical professionals, and state-of-the-art stretchers and bariatric ambulances to accommodate various patient needs. Under the leadership of Chief Shane Wheeler, VMSC has experienced significant growth, expanding its services, staff, and geographical reach. The organization now serves 11 municipalities across three counties, has over 200 employees, and has secured contracts with federal entities and hospitals in Philadelphia. VMSC is committed to staff well-being, offering competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits, and resources for mental health support. It also invests heavily in training, including a 15-month paramedic program and a mobile integrated health program in partnership with Lansdale Hospital. While facing challenges with reimbursement rates and funding, VMSC is actively seeking solutions through advocacy and alternative business models. The organization remains dedicated to serving the community and providing high-quality emergency medical services. Read the full article on North Penn Now Community News for more details: https://northpennnow.com/news/2024/may/24/vmsc-emergency-medical-services-thriving-in-the-north-penn-indian-valley-and-beyond/ Photo Credits: North Penn Now Community News

VMSC Emergency Medical Services has been named the primary provider of emergency medical services for Salford Township. VMSC, a long-standing provider in the North Penn and Indian Valley communities, is honored to expand its services and commitment to safety throughout the region. Read the full article on North Penn Now Community News for more details and comments from VMSC’s CEO: https://northpennnow.com/news/2024/jan/30/vmsc-named-primary-provider-of-emergency-medical-services-for-salford-township/ Photo Credits:North Penn Now Community News