The president of Med Tech Ambulance Service and Access Ambulance Service, Gary Reis oversees emergency and medical transport companies that provide critical life support services. Heading ambulance companies known for using the most up to date technology, Gary Reis also helps ensure clients receive safe and compassionate service.

Access Ambulance provides critical care services to several hospitals in Rhode Island, including Miriam Hospital, Kent Hospital, and Landmark Medical Center. Operating a state of the art dispatch center, Access Ambulance uses a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) phone system with 100 linked phone lines serviced by multiple carriers and physical lines, which helps ensure the ambulance service will never lose phone service and clients will never get a busy signal.

The dispatch center is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by communications supervisors, dispatchers, and call takers. All Access Ambulance employees receive training in emergency medical dispatching, American Heart Association CPR, and telecommunications technology. The center also is equipped with the latest software and equipment to ensure customers receive reliable and timely medical transport.