We operate a fleet of over 60 vehicles and provide 911 EMS services to approximately 160,000 citizens in Northern Lorain County. Additionally, we serve as a preferred provider for two large hospital systems and many nursing homes. Quality education is an essential aspect of community healthcare. We achieve this through our own nationally accredited education academy, community demonstrations, and quality assurance.
Providing an excellent service to the community is our core goal. Constant community interaction is achieved through community demonstrations, event medical support, and event participation. LifeCare Ambulance employs Paramedics, EMTs, Wheelchair Attendants, and Dispatchers to serve our patients, customers, and community.
Providing an excellent service to the community is our core goal. Constant community interaction is achieved through community demonstrations, event medical support, and event participation. LifeCare Ambulance employs Paramedics, EMTs, Wheelchair Attendants, and Dispatchers to serve our patients, customers, and community.
Services
LifeCare Ambulance is the primary 911 provider for the cities of Elyria, Lorain, and Amherst. We also provide EMS for the Village of South Amherst, Amherst Township, Carlisle Township, and regions of additional surrounding townships. Advanced Life Support and Basic Life Support are two different forms of ambulance medical requirement.
Our commitment to provide excellent patient care extends beyond the clinical environment. Our Financial Services department will make every effort to work with you and your insurance provider to secure payment on your behalf. If you have questions regarding the status of your bill, please feel free to contact one of our financial services representatives directly at 440.323.2527.
LifeCare Paramedics exemplify some of the strongest attributes in the industry. Given our diverse service offering, they are able to continuously gain experience in various clinical environments. They operate under modern protocols and maintain competency with advanced, progressing practices applied towards Cardiovascular emergency management, Cardiac Arrest Survivability, Trauma systems, Emergency operations, and continuity of care.
This facility houses the units that service the areas of Elyria, Carlisle Township, and ALS-Backup for Grafton. This facility houses the units that service the city of Lorain and backup for the Amherst area. This facility houses the units that service the areas of Amherst, Amherst Township, and South Amherst.
LifeCare Ambulance is the primary 911 provider for the cities of Elyria, Lorain, and Amherst. We also provide EMS for the Village of South Amherst, Amherst Township, Carlisle Township, and regions of additional surrounding townships. We also provide a dedicated unit to the UH Avon Emergency Care Center.
Reviews (6)
E. E.
Jan 24, 2022
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Arrived 3 hours late to pick up a friend of mine for testing. When we called dispatch, the employee couldn't be more dismissive; didn't seem to care a bit. At a minimum, could say 'we understand your concern/frustration.' WE had to call them when the professional thing to do would be to contact the family and let them know to anticipate such a significantly late puckup.
Steve Williams
Nov 18, 2021
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There is no reason to be blaring sirens after 9pm!! There is not enough traffic to warrant it. The state police, the sheriff deputies, and even the Elyria PD have enough courtesy to turn their sirens off, especially in populated areas that late at night. Your overheads will suffice throughout the night. I am also going to put in a complaint with the city for some type of noise ordinance.
Kolbie Mangold
Aug 18, 2021
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If I could would give no stars. Can't give ETA?! So what do expect a non weightbearing patient to do? How do you expect them to eat, use the facilities etc when they are waiting at a doctor's office that is not equipped to feed or help a non weight bearing patient 7se the facilities. When you call to ask ETA, the lack of compassion was astonishing.
Jenn Renee
Jan 22, 2021
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I would give it zero if I could! Worst experience ever. I've been in the healthcare field for 25 years and never have I witnessed such blatent disregard for rules. The lack of compassion and empathy was absent. As a mother being transferred from a local hospital to Cleveland Clinic pediatric hospital downtown with a sick child my anxiety level was sky high. The way we were treated was unacceptable and I pray nobody else has to deal with this paramedic who definitely needs a change of careers. Rude, reckless driving, and cold. Awful! Beware. I'm sure they aren't all bad but this guy was a nightmare
OrchidGirl
Sep 10, 2017
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Matt Sweeney
Nov 12, 2016
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