The founder of multiple companies in Rhode Island, Gary Reis leads Triton Fleet Services, Pawtucket Country Club, and Med Tech Ambulance Services. Since 2007, Gary Reis has also guided Access Ambulance Services, which features well-equipped ambulances, professional medical personnel, and a modern, high-tech communications center.
Staffed 24 hours per day, seven days per week, the Access Ambulance Services communications and dispatch center is equipped with a cutting-edge computer-aided dispatch system. Among other advantages, this latest-generation technology utilizes a numbering system that helps dispatchers organize, prioritize, and coordinate emergency dispatches while ensuring that all calls receive the attention they deserve.
All communications center employees are specifically trained and certified in emergency medical dispatching and American Heart Association CPR and are supervised by qualified communications professionals with years of experience. Additionally, the communications center is protected with state-of-the-art redundancy systems to ensure that service will continue uninterrupted in case of natural disasters or other emergencies. In addition to mirrored computer servers, the center utilizes an uninterrupted power supply and a natural gas generator.
Staffed 24 hours per day, seven days per week, the Access Ambulance Services communications and dispatch center is equipped with a cutting-edge computer-aided dispatch system. Among other advantages, this latest-generation technology utilizes a numbering system that helps dispatchers organize, prioritize, and coordinate emergency dispatches while ensuring that all calls receive the attention they deserve.
All communications center employees are specifically trained and certified in emergency medical dispatching and American Heart Association CPR and are supervised by qualified communications professionals with years of experience. Additionally, the communications center is protected with state-of-the-art redundancy systems to ensure that service will continue uninterrupted in case of natural disasters or other emergencies. In addition to mirrored computer servers, the center utilizes an uninterrupted power supply and a natural gas generator.
