Happy Pride Month!
This June—and every month—EMS is proud to care for YOU! #Pride #pride2023 #pridemonth pic.twitter.com/Qk52Gai50S
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) June 9, 2023
This June—and every month—EMS is proud to care for YOU! #Pride #pride2023 #pridemonth pic.twitter.com/Qk52Gai50S
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) June 9, 2023
Wishing America's #EMS professionals and their families a happy and healthy holiday season. Thank you for taking care of all of us, at a moment's notice. #SupportEMS #AlwaysOpen #NotJustaRide #HappyHolidays #HappyHolidays2022 pic.twitter.com/y40sZbahT0
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) December 13, 2022
As we reflect on the challenges and triumphs of 2021, we wish #EMS providers and their families a happy holiday season and a joyous New Year. Thank you for your service to our communities, 24/7/365. #SupportEMS #mobilehealthcare #alwaysopen #NotJustaRide pic.twitter.com/hHxRqtbrkr
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) December 20, 2021
The American Ambulance Association and its members celebrate Pride Month!
#EMS is proud to celebrate #PrideMonth with our #LGBTQIA colleagues, patients, and community members. We are #ProudToCare for you! 🚑💗🌈 #SupportEMS #AlwaysOpen #pride #HeretoHelp #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion @NREMT pic.twitter.com/E1j3c2yjL1
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) June 2, 2021
The American Ambulance Association honors veterans and their families this Memorial Day—and every day.
This weekend #EMS reflects on the selfless sacrifices of America's fallen veterans. #MemorialDay #MemorialDayWeekend #MemorialDay2021 #GoneButNeverForgotten #NeverForgotten pic.twitter.com/COudHBpwpY
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) May 28, 2021
Don’t miss this 1-800-Flowers feature on Pafford EMS Stars of Life Lori and David Richardson! Fun fact: the author is Joanne Camas, mother of former American Ambulance Association staffer Aidan Camas.
Like many married couples, Brandon and Lori Richardson plan to celebrate their relationship and shared passions on Valentine’s Day. They might play board games as they did on their early dates, hang out with their dogs, or enjoy a romantic dinner.
But there’s a chance they’ll instead be stabilizing a broken leg, responding to a heart attack, or transporting a COVID-19 patient to the hospital. The Richardsons, it turns out, love not only each other but also the community they serve as emergency medical technicians.
The couple grew up, met, and put down roots in the small town of Marianna, Arkansas (pop. 4,115), about an hour southwest of Memphis. There, they work together in their ambulance and oversee two bases of EMTs who cover their region of Arkansas.
#StarsofLife Lori & David Richardson of @PaffordMedical have a special bond as partners in #EMS and life. Thanks to @1800flowers for shining light on this extraordinary pair! #SupportEMS #nolimitsonlove #AlwaysOpen #NotJustaRide #MobileHealthcare @haggis2 https://t.co/mUvF0kEr8Q
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) February 3, 2021
When we met 2018 #StarsofLife Lori Richardson and David Richardson of Pafford Medical Services, it was immediately…
Posted by American Ambulance Association on Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Happy New Year, EMS! No matter how big the challenge, mobile healthcare NEVER gives up on our communities. Paramedics, EMTs, and Dispatchers have been a ray of hope in the #COVID19 pandemic. Thanks for showing us all what CARING really means.
Happy New Year, #EMS! No matter how big the challenge, #mobilehealthcare NEVER gives up on our communities. #Paramedics,…
Posted by American Ambulance Association on Wednesday, December 30, 2020
Happy New Year, #EMS! No matter how big the challenge, #mobilehealthcare NEVER gives up on our communities. #Paramedics, #EMTs, & #Dispatchers have been a ray of hope in the #COVID19 pandemic. Thanks for showing us what CARING really means. #SupportEMS #alwaysopen #NotJustaRide pic.twitter.com/O3ggdPvU3p
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) December 30, 2020
This holiday season, we give thanks for the Paramedics, EMTs, Dispatchers, Nurses, and other EMS professionals who answer the call in our nation’s time of need. Thank you for providing 24/7 on-demand mobile healthcare!
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As we celebrate our freedoms this weekend, AAA would like to take a moment to thank the extraordinary Americans who serve their communities with round-the-clock on-demand mobile healthcare. Happy Independence Day to EMS!
As we celebrate our freedoms this weekend, AAA would like to take a moment to thank the extraordinary Americans who serve their communities with round-the-clock on-demand #mobilehealthcare. Happy #IndependenceDay to #EMS! #4thofJuly #AlwaysOpen #NotJustaRide #SupportEMS #Ready pic.twitter.com/rG6FQigWa1
— AmericanAmbulanceAsc (@amerambassoc) July 3, 2020
American Ambulance Association headquarters will be closed Saturday, December 23 to Monday, January 1. For urgent inquiries, please contact info@ambulance.org. All other messages will be responded to upon our return to the office. Thank you for your support, and happy holidays!
Happy holidays to you and your family from the American Ambulance Association. We so deeply appreciate your selfless service to your communities.
AAA will reopen to serve you at 9:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, January 3.