REACH Air Medical Services and Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc. Announce Agreement
6.13.2022
The agreement is for professional advisory services related to enhancing the delivery of ground ambulance services in Mendocino County.
REACH Air Medical Services (REACH), a leading provider of air medical transport services, announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc. (d.b.a. Ukiah Ambulance) for professional advisory services related to enhancing the delivery of ground ambulance services in Mendocino County.
The new agreement expands on a current, successful relationship between the two organizations. REACH executive leaders will now advise on administrative, procurement, clinical education and training, and mutual aid and disaster management systems at Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc.
“Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc. and REACH are organizations with longstanding histories of service in Mendocino County,” said Jaison Chand, Regional Director for REACH. “The EMS industry has become a very dynamic field in the past few years. By providing strategic guidance to our partners in care, we hope to improve patient care and timely service delivery while further integrating ground and air ambulance services in the region.”
The new agreement expands on a current, successful relationship between the two organizations. REACH executive leaders will now advise on administrative, procurement, clinical education and training, and mutual aid and disaster management systems at Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc.
“Medstar Ambulance of Mendocino County, Inc. and REACH are organizations with longstanding histories of service in Mendocino County,” said Jaison Chand, Regional Director for REACH. “The EMS industry has become a very dynamic field in the past few years. By providing strategic guidance to our partners in care, we hope to improve patient care and timely service delivery while further integrating ground and air ambulance services in the region.”
