Ambulance - Advanced Life Support
An entrepreneur in the healthcare transport industry, Gary Reis established Access Ambulance, which provides ambulance services to people in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Under Gary Reis’ management, the company provides local and long-distance transport with advanced life support capabilities.
If an ambulance is called to transport a person in a critical or otherwise precarious condition, they may require advanced life support (ALS) procedures to maintain their wellbeing during the drive to an emergency facility. For example, patients with obstructed airways, heart problems necessitating a cardiac monitor, and people requiring continuous intravenous medicine typically undergo ALS. Moreover, ALS patients are cared for by emergency medical technicians (EMTs) specially trained to provide a higher level of care they require.
For patients in less critical condition, ambulances offer basic life support (BLS) services. A wide variety of patients fall under the BLS umbrella. For instance, many people who cannot walk due to fractures or recent surgeries can be safely transported under the BLS regimen, as can patients in need of oxygen and those challenged by psychiatric problems.
If an ambulance is called to transport a person in a critical or otherwise precarious condition, they may require advanced life support (ALS) procedures to maintain their wellbeing during the drive to an emergency facility. For example, patients with obstructed airways, heart problems necessitating a cardiac monitor, and people requiring continuous intravenous medicine typically undergo ALS. Moreover, ALS patients are cared for by emergency medical technicians (EMTs) specially trained to provide a higher level of care they require.
For patients in less critical condition, ambulances offer basic life support (BLS) services. A wide variety of patients fall under the BLS umbrella. For instance, many people who cannot walk due to fractures or recent surgeries can be safely transported under the BLS regimen, as can patients in need of oxygen and those challenged by psychiatric problems.
