The Chandler City Council approved the selection of Maricopa Ambulance as its ambulance service partner during its regularly scheduled meeting on March 25 following a competitive bid process. Pending final negotiations and approval from the Arizona Department of Health Services, the four-year contract will begin in January 2022 with the option for three additional one-year renewals. As part of the … Read More

The Scottsdale City Council voted unanimously to renew the city’s ambulance service contract with Maricopa Ambulance for three years at a meeting on December 7. The new contract term begins February 2021. “Maricopa Ambulance has met our expectations, and together, we have built a true partnership starting with collaborative leadership and extending to the firefighters, EMTs and paramedics in the … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance has been recognized by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) and the Bureau of EMS and Trauma System as a Premier EMS Agency in accordance with the state’s newest recognition standards. Maricopa Ambulance was first recognized as a Premier EMS Agency in 2016. “Premier EMS Agency recognition is truly an honor for the Maricopa Ambulance team, and … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance announced today that Jamie Patterson joins Maricopa Ambulance as Director of Communications. Patterson brings more than 15 years of communication center operations and management in Arizona. “Jamie’s experience managing and operating communications center in Arizona and beyond is going to be a strong asset as Maricopa Ambulance continues to expand,” said West Regional President Alan Smith. “In 2019, … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance is proud to announce that Ryan Spilsbury, a career paramedic and the company’s EMS training coordinator, was honored today as a 2019 Aces of Hearts award recipient by Arizona Emergency Medical Systems, Inc. (AEMS). The award is presented each year to individuals who have provided outstanding service in EMS or trauma care for the Central Arizona Region. “Ryan … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance this week was officially recognized as a state-certified EMS training center by the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and Trauma System. “Maricopa Ambulance is committed to providing the highest levels of clinical training for our EMS professionals, and we are honored to be designated as a state-certified training facility,” said Regional President Alan … Read More

On Sunday, March 31 at 8 a.m., the City of Glendale’s new 9-1-1 ambulance service partner, Maricopa Ambulance, began responding to emergency medical calls within the city limits. Maricopa Ambulance, the Glendale Fire Department and the Phoenix Fire Department Regional Dispatch Center have been preparing for months to ensure a seamless transition. Maricopa Ambulance vehicles and staffing were in place … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance to begin responding to all 9-1-1 calls in March 2019 The Glendale City Council voted to select Maricopa Ambulance as its ambulance service partner during its regularly scheduled meeting on February 12 following a competitive bid process. Pending final negotiations, the two-year contract will begin in mid-March 2019. “We look forward to our partnership with Maricopa Ambulance. We … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance is hosting multiple job fairs in the next two weeks to hire more than 80 EMTs and paramedics to support new contracts and expansions in 2019. “Maricopa Ambulance is honored to have been selected by several new communities as their 9-1-1 provider, as well as to serve new medical facility partners in the area,” said Maricopa Ambulance Regional … Read More

Maricopa Ambulance is pleased to announce that they have contracted with HonorHealth as a provider for medical transportation services to and from its facilities. Beginning early 2019, Maricopa Ambulance will serve patients at HonorHealth’s integrated health system of five hospitals and multiple medical facilities in Phoenix and Scottsdale. The contract has been approved by the the Arizona Department of Health … Read More