| |
|
Life Line:
Your EMS
Experts
Transport date: 4-12-09
"Thank you for your quick response on Easter Sunday. Both
my son and I were so scared, but you kept him calm during our
drive to Phoenix. Also thank you for listening to me
rattle and keep my mind off of what was happening. My son
is doing better and thinks he runs the hospital!"
Transport date: 3-28-09
"When you arrived on scene, you were immediately reassuring,
calm, yet focused. Thank you for letting me ride with my
scared son, which no doubt helped both of us remain as calm as
possible. I greatly appreciate the care you provided for
him. He is now sleeping with the Teddy Bear the ambulance
team gave him."
Transport date: 3-20-09
"Thank you, your staff gave me excellent attention and care!"
Transport date: 2-19-09
"Everything is a bit fuzzy but I sure felt well cared for by the
Life Line people who came for me that day. Thank you!"
Transport date: 1-7-09
"Very good service nice caring employees."
Transport date: 1-11-09
"Excellent service, I was very cold and the two attendants
turned on the heater full blast!"
Transport date: 12-14-08
"Life Line Ambulance is a very good company and very
professional. Keep up the good work!"
|
|
|
|
2009
2008 |
Life Line Ambulance History
Life Line Ambulance adds
electric cots and three new Sprinter style Ambulances to
the fleet.
Life Line Ambulance adds Bagdad to its service area. Station 81
in Bagdad is the company's 11th station. The addition of the
town increases the service area to more than 9,000 square miles.
Life Line Ambulance reaches 225 team members.
Life Line Ambulance acquires 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood ambulance.
The veh icle
makes its debut in the 2008 Wickenburg Gold Rush Days Parade. |
| 2007 |
Life Line Ambulance has
article published in Ambulance Service Journal, a national trade
publication produced by the American Ambulance Association.
Life Line Ambulance
awarded "Sentinel" Safety Award by the State Compensation Fund.
Life Line Ambulance
representatives present at Zoll National Conference for EMS
providers with more than 200 EMS professionals. Topic: “Going
Beyond Innovation.”
 Life
Line Ambulance Station 22 completed and opened in North Prescott
Valley. This is the 10th station for Life Line.
Life Line Ambulance introduces EMS Bike Team
Life Line Ambulance opens Station 71 in Spring Valley, which
provides service to the Spring Valley and Mayer areas. It is the
ninth station.
|
| 2006 |
Company reaches 200 team
members.
 Life
Line Ambulance honored by Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce as the
Corporate Partner of the Year.
Life Line Ambulance opens Station 61 in Dewey, the company’s
eighth station.
Company becomes exclusive
emergency medical services provider for Prescott Valley Events
Center. |
| 2005 |
 Life
Line Ambulance debuts Critical Care Unit; provides services as
alternative to helicopter transport.
Life Line Ambulance opens Station 51 in Williams, the company’s
seventh in its service area; provides first-responder, Advanced
Life Support services to Ashfork, Parks, Seligman, Tusayan,
Valle, Williams; increases service area to more than 8,500
square miles.
Life Line hires a full-time training coordinator who provides
in-house continuing education credits to advanced and basic life
support providers. |
| 2004 |
With an interagency
agreement for long-term lease of Circle City/Morristown fire
department, Life Line Ambulance opens Station 42 in Morristown,
Ariz. This is station six for the company. |
| 2003 |
 Life
Line Ambulance opens Station 41 in Wickenburg, Ariz. the
company’s fifth station in its service area. This station
provides advanced and basic life support (ALS/BLS) services.
Life Line Ambulance develops and implements a radio system that
covers 100 percent of service area, which is more than 6,000
square miles.
 Life
Line Ambulance amends its certificate of necessity (CON), a
document that defines a service area, to include the southern
portion of Yavapai and the northwest corner of Maricopa
counties, including Wickenburg, Yarnell, Congress, Peeples
Valley and Aguila. This expansion increases the CON to 6,000
square miles.
Life Line Ambulance implements new Geographical Information
System (GIS), Automated Vehicle Location (AVL) system to shorten
response times. |
| 2002 |
 Life
Line Ambulance enters into an inter-agency agreement with the
City of Prescott to lease Station 12 at Lee Boulevard. This is
the company’s fourth station. |
|
1998 |
Life Line Ambulance
awarded “Citizen of the Year” by Yavapai County Sheriff’s
Office. |
| 1997 |
CEO Cheryl Smith becomes
sole owner of company. |
| 1995 |
Life Line Ambulance opens
Station 31 in Chino Valley, Ariz. |
| 1992 |
 The
American Heart Association appointed Life Line Ambulance as a
basic life support (BLS) training center for cardio pulmonary
resuscitation (CPR).
Life Line Ambulance introduces Life Care Membership Plan, a
subscription service providing the community with an alternative
to the increasing costs of ambulance services. |
| 1991 |
Life Line Ambulance adds a
computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system to aide in shortening
response times. |
|
1989 |
Life Line Ambulance opens
Day Coach Service and provides affordable, reliable wheelchair
and non medical stretcher transportation. |
| 1986 |
 Life
Line Ambulance builds administration office and Station 11; move
from funeral home location. |
| 1984 |
 Life
Line Ambulance opens Station 21 in Prescott Valley.
Life Line Ambulance becomes the first ALS provider in Prescott
area. |
|
1982 |
Life Line Ambulance purchases Med-Evac Ambulance and becomes the
sole provider of ambulance services in western Yavapai County. |
|
1978 |
Life Line Ambulance has three employees. |
| 1956 |
 Life
Line Ambulance founded with one ambulance and is affiliated with
a funeral home as a side service. |
|
|
 |
Corporate Headquarters:
1099 W. Iron Springs Road
Prescott, AZ 86305
(800) 418-5523 · (928) 445-3814
Fax (928) 778-1477
info@lifelineaz.com
© 2009, Life Line Ambulance Service, Inc.
All Rights reserved |
|
|
