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Bill Armstrong purchased his first ambulance in 1946 with the belief that he could provide outstanding care for people during their time of need. After 66 years, though the company has grown to more than 90 vehicles, and over 350 employees, this belief still inspires the professional care givers who make up Armstrong Ambulance.
Armstrong Ambulance is pleased to announce a new provider agreement with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. Armstrong is among one of the few ambulance services in Massachusetts that contracts with most of the major insurance providers. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
Aside from traffic, a trend is developing on Route 93 which has some expectant mothers steering clear of that particular stretch of highway.
Paramedics in the Medford area of Route 93 have delivered four babies in an ambulance over the course of the past four weeks.
Watch the interview and read the full article here: MyFoxBoston.com
EMT Scott Cathcart and Paramedic Erik Laighton were presented with the National Stars of Life Award at an American Ambulance Association awards banquet in Washington, DC on May 1, 2012. These outstanding individuals were nominated for the award by Armstrong Management because of their dedicated, passionate commitment to EMS.
The Armstrong Stars were joined in our nation’s capital with over 70 fellow Stars of Life recipients from across the nation. The Stars were treated to a special tour of our nation’s capital. They also met with staffers for Massachusetts Senators’ Scott Brown and John Kerry. In addition to being recognized for their EMS service, the Stars also act as ambassadors of EMS so that the outside community and government leaders may better understand and value the contribution EMS makes to the community every day. Both agree that it was an invaluable experience that they will never forget. Congratulations!
When the Rotary Club of Medford raised funds to donate 5 automated external defibrillators (AED) for youth organizations in Medford, Armstrong Ambulance was right beside them offering to train Medford Little League coaches and staff in proper use of the life saving devices. Armstrong EMTs RACHAEL BIGGINS and PAUL TIERNEY were present at the West Medford/Hillside Little League opening day when the AEDs were presented to the organization.
Read more about this at the Medford Patch website: http://medford.patch.com/articles/rotary-club-donates-5-defibrillators
Paramedics ERIK LAIGHTON and MIKE NAUGHTON delivered a baby boy to Methuen parents after they were caught in traffic on I-93.
Read the full story at TheBostonChannel.com: http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/30875843/detail.html
Armstrong Ambulance has been providing ambulance transportation service to Lahey Clinic since 1980. Their staff has consistently performed to the highest professional standards and have demonstrated excellent clinical competency to our patients.…
Jeffrey P. Doran
Senior Vice President – Lahey Clinic
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