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2018 Oklahoma Ambulance Registry Oklahoma State Department of Health Protective Health Services Emergency Systems Emergency Medical Services Division 1000 NE 10th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299 Telephone: (405) 271-4027 Fax: (405) 271-4240 2018 Oklahoma EMS Division Certified and Licensed Agency Registry Table of Contents 2 Emergency Systems Personnel 3 Forward 4 List of Terms and Definitions 7 EMS Agencies Sorted by License Number 15 EMS Agencies Sorted by Agency Name 23 EMS Agencies Sorted by City 31 EMS Agencies Sorted by County 39 EMS Agencies Sorted by Region 49 Directory of Ambulance Providers 152 Certified Emergency Medical Response Agencies 181 EMS “522” Districts 183 2018 Statistical Analysis 1 State of Oklahoma____________________________ The Honorable Kevin Stitt Governor Oklahoma State Department of Health___________ Gary Cox Interim Commissioner of Health Protective Health Services______________________ Rocky D McElvany Deputy Commissioner James Joslin Assistant Deputy Commissioner Julie Myers, Dr.PH, CPHQ Chief, Medical Facilities LaTrina Frazier, Ph.D., MHA, RN Assistant Chief, Medical Facilities Dr. Edd Rhoades Medical Director Emergency Systems___________________________ Managers and Supervisors Dale Adkerson Administrative Program Manager – EMS Division Grace Pelley Administrative Program Manager – Trauma and Systems Development Division Daniel Whipple Trauma Coordinator Xana Howard Trauma Registrar Staff Heather Cox EMS Administrator Chris Dew EMS Administrator Linda Dockery Administrative Assistant David Graham EMS Administrator Rashonda Hagar Administrative Assistant Dean Henke EMS Administrator Brandee Keele Quality and Survey Analyst Martin Lansdale Epidemiologist Jamie Lee Quality and Survey Analyst James Rose Statistical Research Specialist Judy Staley Administrative Assistant Lori Strider EMS Administrator Yang Wan Statistical Research Specialist Jennifer Woodruff EMS Administrator Marva Williamson Trauma Fund Coordinator 2 Foreward This annual report is compiled and published in accordance with Oklahoma Statute, Title 63, Section 1-2511. The Commissioner of Health, through the Emergency Systems Division, maintains a comprehensive registry of ambulance services and certified emergency response agencies in the State of Oklahoma, and publishes this report annually. The information published in this directory was reported to the EMS Division for the period of July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. Information requested by the EMS Division includes, but is not limited to, licensure status, level of care, condition and type of vehicles, number of licensed and certified emergency medical personnel at each of the several levels, number of emergency and non-emergency transport calls, dispatching and radio communication capabilities, response times, hospitals utilized and the geographic area normally served. This directory is provided for the utilization of organizations, facilities and others interested in emergency medical services and out of hospital care. The data is selfreported by the surveyed agencies and may contain errors the Department is unaware of. The Oklahoma State Department of Health, Protective Health Services, Medical Facilities, Emergency Systems Division gratefully acknowledges and appreciates the assistance and cooperation of the licensed ambulance operators, certified emergency medical response agencies and other agencies involved in providing this information for the Oklahoma Emergency Medical Services Registry. HTTP://EMS.HEALTH.OK.GOV Emergency Systems Oklahoma State Department of Health 1000 Northeast Tenth Street Oklahoma City OK 73117-1299 Prepared by: Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems November, 2019 3 List of Terms and Definitions 4 NOTE: A blank space, 0, or $0 only indicates that there is no information for that field at this moment. It does not indicate that transports and mileage are free, or that an agency lacks specific personnel or vehicles. LICENSE: The license number is issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Health and represents providers who have met the minimum standards as required by the Oklahoma Emergency Response Systems Development Act and the Oklahoma Administrative Code Chapter 641 Emergency Medical Services. Licensing began January 1, 1982, and since that time over 400 ambulance service licenses have been issued. The first three digits are EMS followed by the last three digits which are the license number, which indicate the sequence of last issuance, beginning with ‘001’. Ambulance service licenses are issued for a two-year period, except for the initial period. All ambulance licenses expire on June 30 of their respective year of issuance. PROVIDER LEVEL There are five (5) categories: Basic Life Support, Intermediate Life Support, Paramedic Life Support, Specialty Care and Stretcher Aid Vans. add emra? Basic Life Support indicates the “minimum standard” as set forth by State law has been met. Provision of emergency medical service care is provided on a 24-hour, 365 days per year basis; Intermediate Life Support indicates that the licensee has EMT personnel and equipment at the Intermediate level of care; Paramedic Life Support indicates that the licensee has EMT personnel and equipment at the Paramedic level of care; Specialty Care indicates that the licensee has personnel and equipment for specific and special needs required for inter-facility transport of critical care. Specialty Care need not operate on a 24-hour basis. Stretcher Aid Vans services are limited to providing non-emergency transfers of medically stable, non- emergent individuals. COUNTY: The county in which the licensed ambulance service operates a base service area. REGION: Geographic areas within Oklahoma are coordinated by one of the four regional field personnel for the Emergency Medical Services Division. DIRECTOR: The name of the person listed on the OSDH survey form as the person(s) responsible for the daily activities of the licensed ambulance service. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION: Medical Director is the name of the physician responsible for medical control of the ambulance service. TOTAL RUNS: All providers were required to submit the number of responses or “runs” made during the calendar year of January 1 to December 31. EMS Board/Council reflects whether the ambulance service has an oversight board. 5 List of Terms and Definitions (continued) TYPE OF OWNER: The type of agency or organization responsible for the provision of the ambulance service. There are nine (9) identified types listed on the OSDH survey: Paid Fire Department, Volunteer Fire Department, Law Enforcement, Hospital Based, Private (not subsidized), Private (subsidized), Governmental (not fire or police), Volunteer (not fire or police), and Other. TYPE OF OPERATIONS: The agency or organization responsible for the financial operation of the ambulance service. There are eight (8) identified and listed on the OSDH survey: City, County, City/County, Hospital, Authority or Board, Private, Funeral Home, Volunteer, and Other. FUNDING METHOD(S): The primary sources or methods from which an ambulance service receives its revenue. Most services have more than one method of funding. There are ten (10) identified funding methods listed on the OSDH survey: Charges, City subsidy, County subsidy, Hospital subsidy, Sales Tax, Utility assessment, Ad Valorem tax (‘522” districts), Donations, Subscriptions, and Other. Total Number of Vehicles is the number of ambulances listed on the OSDH survey that are utilized by the licensed ambulance service for patient transport and the operation of emergency medical service care. Emergency Number is an emergency phone number or access through 911, (yes or no.) EMPLOYEE INFORMATION: The number of emergency medical personnel listed on the OSDH survey that are utilized by the licensed ambulance service for the operation of emergency medical service care. 6 Air and Ground Licensed Agencies Sorted by License Number 7 Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems Division License #Name:Level of Care City St County: Region EMRA003 Moore Fire Department EMRA Moore OK Cleveland 6 EMRA004 NW Rogers County Fire Protection EMRA Oologah OK Rogers 2 EMRA005 Tulsa Fire Department EMRA Tulsa OK Tulsa, Wagoner, 7, 2, 4 EMRA006 The Village Fire Department, City of EMRA The Village OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA007 Nichols Hills Fire Department EMRA Nichols Hills OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA008 Edmond Fire Department EMRA Edmond OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA009 Oklahoma City Fire Department EMRA Oklahoma City OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA010 Catoosa Fire Department EMRA Catoosa OK Tulsa, Wagoner, 7, 2, 4 EMRA011 Sand Springs Fire Department EMRA Sand Springs OK Tulsa, Osage 7, 2 EMRA014 Duncan Fire Department EMRA Duncan OK Stephens 3 EMRA015 Owens & Company Fire EMRA Vera OK Washington 2 EMRA016 Norman Fire Department EMRA Norman OK Cleveland 6 EMRA017 Rock Fire Department EMRA Skiatook OK Tulsa, Osage 7, 2 EMRA018 Enid Fire Department EMRA Enid OK Garfield 3 EMRA020 Sperry Fire Department EMRA Sperry OK Tulsa 7 EMRA022 Shawnee Fire Department EMRA Shawnee OK Pottawatomie 6 EMRA023 Oak Cliff Fire Protection District EMRA Edmond OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA029 Harrah Fire Department EMRA Harrah OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA030 Inola Fire Department EMRA Inola OK Rogers 2 EMRA032 Nicoma Park Fire Department EMRA Nicoma Park OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA033 Hickory Hills Fire Department EMRA Luther OK Oklahoma 8 EMRA036 Goltry Fire Department EMRA Goltry OK Alfalfa 1 EMRA037 Lenapah Volunteer Fire Department EMRA Lenapah OK Nowata 2 EMRA038 Ardmore Fire Department EMRA Ardmore
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