Center for EMS Services at Trinity Health Of New England

Center for EMS Services at Trinity Health Of New England We provide high-quality, emergency and non-emergency services.

06/12/2026

Wes Kyle, MD, EMS Medical Director at Saint Mary's Hospital, shares why the launch of our new whole blood program is such an important advancement in emergency care.

Whole blood transfusion remains very rare in Connecticut, and Saint Mary’s Hospital is proud to be one of the first in the state to implement this lifesaving approach. Dr. Kyle explains how whole blood allows care teams to act more quickly for patients experiencing severe blood loss—helping stabilize patients sooner during some of their most critical moments.

This program reflects our commitment to innovation, collaboration, and improving outcomes for the patients and families who rely on us when seconds matter most.

Travis Smith is the President of Bethlehem Ambulance Association, Inc., where he has been an active and dedicated EMS vo...
06/12/2026

Travis Smith is the President of Bethlehem Ambulance Association, Inc., where he has been an active and dedicated EMS volunteer for over eight years. Throughout his service, he has committed countless hours to strengthening community public safety and advancing emergency medical services in Bethlehem.

Travis has been recognized for his leadership and impact in the field, including being named Youth EMS Provider of the Year in 2020 and receiving the 2026 EMS Leader of the Year Award from UConn Waterbury. In 2026, he was also honored with Trinity Health Of New England’s EMS Champion Award for his outstanding contributions to prehospital care.

06/10/2026

Wes Kyle, MD, Director of Emergency Medical Services at Saint Mary's Hospital, explains why whole blood is an important advancement in emergency care—and what it means for EMS.

Whole blood is still very rare in Connecticut, and Saint Mary’s Hospital is among the first in the state to implement this program. Dr. Kyle shares how whole blood supports faster resuscitation for patients with life‑threatening hemorrhage and strengthens the transition of care from the field to the emergency department.

Eugene Blanchet is a dedicated volunteer EMT with the Woodbury Ambulance Association, serving his community for over 10 ...
06/10/2026

Eugene Blanchet is a dedicated volunteer EMT with the Woodbury Ambulance Association, serving his community for over 10 years. Known for his commitment and leadership, he has responded to an average of 30 calls per month while also serving as a Board member and former Operations Officer.

An active educator, Eugene teaches CPR, first aid, and driver training, and has earned three Heart Saver pins for saving lives through CPR. He has been recognized with the Exchange Club of Waterbury’s Outstanding Service Award and the Saint Mary’s EMS Champion Award for his exceptional contributions.

Congratulations to Michael Horbachuk, Paramedic and Education Coordinator with Wolcott Volunteer Ambulance Association, ...
06/08/2026

Congratulations to Michael Horbachuk, Paramedic and Education Coordinator with Wolcott Volunteer Ambulance Association, on being honored with the Saint Mary's Hospital EMS Champion Award for his contributions to the field.

Since entering EMS in 2009, he has dedicated his career to both patient care and provider education. A former high school teacher, he has spent over 10 years as an EMS instructor, helping develop the next generation of emergency medical professionals.

05/29/2026

Hospitality is our first act of care—and for our EMS partners, that begins the moment you arrive.

We recognize that the care you provide in the field sets everything in motion, and we are committed to building on that work without disruption.

Through clear communication, strong coordination, and attention to every transition, we aim to create an arrival experience that reflects true partnership in care.

Ivan Sarmiento Jr., MSN, RN, Director of Emergency Services at Saint Francis Hospital shares how our team is prepared to receive both your patient and your clinical report with focus and respect.

Your report matters at Trinity Health Of New England

05/25/2026

Today we remember the brave military members whose lives were lost while serving our country. We honor their memory and express our heartfelt gratitude for their courage and selflessness.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

We closed out EMS Week with a special ambulance dedication ceremony at Saint Mary’s Hospital, remembering two extraordin...
05/23/2026

We closed out EMS Week with a special ambulance dedication ceremony at Saint Mary’s Hospital, remembering two extraordinary members of our team: Scott Stocking and Stefan Suchcicki.

Their passion, dedication, and commitment to caring for others will never be forgotten. These newly dedicated ambulances, serving Waterbury and Torrington, carry their legacy forward every day.

Thank you, Scott and Stefan, for the lives you touched and the example you set.

05/22/2026

During EMS Week, we proudly recognize and thank Trinity Health Of New England and Saint Francis Hospital, the Official Medical Provider of the Travelers Championship.

Their dedicated EMS professionals and healthcare teams play an essential role in helping keep our players, fans, volunteers and staff safe throughout tournament week. We are grateful for their partnership and commitment to our community.

Our multidisciplinary trauma team attended the annual Connecticut Trauma Conference at Mohegan Sun, where we participate...
05/22/2026

Our multidisciplinary trauma team attended the annual Connecticut Trauma Conference at Mohegan Sun, where we participated in a variety of educational sessions, including case presentations and discussions on topics such as violence mitigation, trauma in pregnancy, and trauma care in UFC fighting.

The conference brought together local, regional, and national experts to share insights in trauma, critical care, and injury prevention, providing a valuable opportunity to collaborate with colleagues from across the state and strengthen our approach to care across the continuum.

We were proud to have Dr. Posillico close out the conference with a case presentation that showcased the exceptional quality of trauma care delivered at Saint Francis Hospital.

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