Med-Tech EMS

09/07/2026

To our Paramedics and EMTs — thank you. Thank you for the holidays spent on shift instead of at home. Thank you for staying calm when everyone else is scared. Thank you for the weight you carry so someone else's worst day has a chance at a better outcome.

Labor Day is about honoring the work that keeps our community strong — and there's no work more essential than the job you do. You don't just show up for work... You show up for your neighbors, your community, and complete strangers, every single time you're called.

We see you. We're proud of you. And we're grateful beyond words.

Happy Labor Day to the best team in EMS!

09/02/2026

An explosion and fire at Arkansas Valley Scrap Metal on Highway 64 east of Morrilton triggered a multi-agency response Wednesday afternoon.

Firefighters from Sardis, Morrilton, Oppelo, Plumerville, Overcup and Hillcreek, along with the County Task Force, responded to the scene. Some crews worked directly on the fire while others ran tanker shuttles to keep a steady supply of secondary water flowing to the site.

Med-Tech EMS was also on hand, providing medical support to firefighters battling the blaze in near-100-degree heat.

No injuries were reported. The cause of the explosion remains under investigation.

Highway 64 was temporarily closed, with traffic rerouted while crews worked the scene. Firefighters remained on site for approximately two hours before the fire was brought under control.

Photo Credit: Jacque Brady- Broome

08/25/2026

BLS CPR CLASS ...

Call us soon ... Seats are filling up, quickly!

Our next class will be held at Med-Tech, 10 Medical Services Dr in Morrilton, on Monday, September 14th at 6:00 pm.

Cost: $55
Deposit: $25, due at sign up

Call 501-354-8181 to reserve your seat!

08/25/2026

We are so grateful for the community support we receive, and no one does more for our community than the Conway County Extension Homemakers — a collective group made up of many different chapters. Today, the New Horizons Extension Homemakers chapter presented Med-Tech EMS with handmade "comfort dolls" to share with our younger patients.

While the dolls are a wonderful gesture on their own, they also play a crucial role in patient care. When a sick or injured child struggles to explain exactly where they're hurting, they can use the doll to illustrate. Each doll comes with a marker so kids can draw on it to show paramedics and EMTs exactly where the pain is — not to mention the emotional comfort it provides.

Since the doll travels with the patient, that same benefit carries over to doctors and nurses at the hospital. And when treatment is done, the doll goes home with the child — to be loved, reused, and maybe even become a permanent member of the family.

Nina Richey, from New Horizon EHC, explains the concept in the video below. We can't thank these ladies enough for giving their time and talents to make a child's difficult day a little easier.

We will have them on board soon and hopefully be able to share stories of how they have helped our patients.

08/13/2026

Everyone's sharing their back-to-school photos, so here's ours! Today, Dylan Reed and Lindsay Wilson took their first steps toward becoming paramedics. So proud of you both — the world needs more people like you. Good luck and thank you for making our community safer.

08/13/2026

Thanks so much Andy Goldthorpe & Survival Flight for delivering Taco Villa for lunch! It was amazing - as always! We are thankful for you all!

08/12/2026

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