Hurricane Ian Response
9.30.2022
Global Medical Response (GMR) is deploying EMS teams and medical assets for patient evacuations in Florida.
When disaster strikes, Global Medical Response takes action and all at a moment’s notice. Prior to Hurricane Ian’s landfall, we activated our National Command Center in the Dallas area, and as part of American Medical Response’s (AMR) contract with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), we deployed EMS teams and ground medical transportation assets to help communities most impacted by the devastation. AMR is GMR’s primary ground business.
Our crews, whether in air or on ground and in coordination with other teams, are evacuating patients, working around-the-clock to ensure that those most vulnerable to Ian’s destruction are cared for and removed from harm’s way in the fastest and safest way possible.
Here are the latest stories:
Our crews, whether in air or on ground and in coordination with other teams, are evacuating patients, working around-the-clock to ensure that those most vulnerable to Ian’s destruction are cared for and removed from harm’s way in the fastest and safest way possible.
Here are the latest stories:
- AMR Provides Update on EMS Response to Ian on Fox & Friends (Sept. 30)
- North Texas Groups Helping with Hurricane Ian Recovery Efforts in Florida (Sept. 30)
- Knox County Rural Metro Deploys Four to Florida (Sept. 30)
- Colorado Teams in Florida to Help After Hurricane Ian (Sept. 30)
- Hurricane Ian Help: Williamson County EMS, Other Middle TN Counties Deploy "Strike Team" (Sept. 30)
- Hurricane Ian Response - FEMA Using Orange County Convention Center for Emergency Operations (Sept. 28)
- Patient Evacuations Begin as GMR Mobilizes Additional Teams and Assets (Sept. 27)
- GMR Mobilizes as Tropical Storm Ian Gains Strength (Sept. 24)
