Skippack EMS would like to welcome our new volunteers.  Ethan CrovettiEric ShedalJacob RowlandLeigh KellySilvia Porello 

#GivingTuesday2020Skippack EMS has provided care to many patients who were COVID positive and many more who were probably positive and did not know it. Our members will need to continue to use additional PPE for months to come. Please consider "giving" to continue our efforts to keep our staff and patients safe during these rough times.https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/skippackems-ppe  

Skippack EMS is proud to partner again with Plymouth Community Ambulance Association - Medic 308 for their annual Operation Christmas Kids Toy Run.This event will be held on Saturday December 5th 2020 and will be benefitting Bryn Mawr Hospital & St. Christopher's Hospital for Children.This operation helps bring smiles to ill children and helps their families with offsetting some of the holiday costs that they may not be able to afford due to medical bills. We are requesting don...

Breast Cancer Awareness

On Saturday afternoon Medic 336 was dispatched to a 4 vehicle accident at Skippack Pike and Evansburg road. Chief 336 asked for 3 additional ambulances and patients were taken to hospitals for evaluation.

If you need assistance with cleanup from the hurricane, you can contact the below number. 

Skippack EMS is looking to hire part time paramedics. If you are interested, please review the employment announcement.

Drivers must move over or slow down for all emergency vehicles, construction vehicles, and tow trucks. Information about the Steer Clear law can be found at https://www.psp.pa.gov/public-safety/Pages/Rules-of-the-Road.aspx

Surprise! We love surprises like this! Girl Scout cookies? Yes, please!Thank you so much to whomever left the cookies for us!

Skippack Fire Company burn training tonight. Ready for the next alarm.SEMS crews stood by ready to assist. (But were not needed 😉)

This past Saturday we placed Command 336 in service. 

336-2 & 336-61 were dispatched to a vehicle accident with a truck into a building.  Crews arrived on scene to find a box truck into the side of the house.  Two people were treated for injuries.  One truck remained on scene till the truck was removed from the building.

Today is the start of EMS Week. It was created in1974 by President Gerald Ford to honor EMS providers for all that they do for our communities every day. The tagline this year is "Ready Today. Prepare for Tomorrow." This was chosen before the pandemic started, but it is certainly appropriate. We are ready every day to serve our communities and are always striving to prepare for tomorrow. Your financial support would help us continue with that goal.Thank you. Be Safe!Skippack EMS#EMSStr...

Thank you Montgomery County Department of Public Safety!

Next week is EMS Week. To honor our crews, we will be providing meals for them all week. We are asking if any of our neighbors would like to help by providing desserts? I mean, what's a good meal without a great dessert? Right? If you are interested, please message us to work out timing. As always, we thank you for your continued support!

We want to thank Integer Holdings Corporation for their donation of face shields. They dropped 100 shields to add to our PPE for our staff.

Happy Mothers Day 

An early Friday morning crash involving a trash truck and a pickup truck sent one person to the hospital for an evaluation.

We would like to thank AJ from Continental Fire & Safety for his donation of isolation suits

We would like to thank our staff for their service and sacrifice during this difficult time.