First responders to carry non-addictive pain drug Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health | 05.24.18 WITF At Susquehanna Township EMS in Dauphin County, first responders regularly treat acute pain for everything from bone fractures to kidney stones. They also run into a lot of people prone to opioid addiction, said Director Matt Baily. That Read more…
A new tool to fight Opioid addiction in the Commonwealth Beginning July 1st and pursuant to the PA Department of Health 2018 ALS protocols, Susquehanna Township EMS will voluntarily carry Ketorolac (Toradol) as a pain management tool. This medication is a non-addictive pain management medication that can be used in Read more…
@Fox43 News PENNSYLVANIA — With even more rainfall expected to come down this weekend, Pennsylvania State Police are cracking down on drivers who attempt to drive through flooded areas. “Water is incredibly deceptive and very very powerful,” said chief Matthew Baily, Susquehanna Township EMS. “If you see a barricade or if Read more…
Happy EMS Week 2018. We take this week to thank all of our dedicated EMT’s, Paramedics and all those that support our 24/7 emergency operations! Be sure to thank your communities EMT’s and Paramedics!
With heavy rains and possibility of flooding in areas of central PA, it is important to NOT drive through standing water! Each year flooding and flash flooding cause more deaths than any other weather hazard! Six inches of water will reach the bottom of most passenger cars resulting in loss Read more…
