American Medical Response Tri-Cities

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

Tri-Cities had a successful 2025 thanks to our dedicated caregivers and team. We made important changes to our healthcare operations and core behaviors. In January, we honored our care champions and look forward to their continued achievements in 2026.
Casey Smith- Keep Care at the Center
David Miller- Raise Your Hand
Tyler Gooch- Finda a Way together
Noah Taylor- Be Accountable
Desiree Bettencourt- Care giver of 2025

A Special thank you to Bloomentwine photography https://www.bloomentwine.com/ for helping us capture this wonderful night!

05/23/2024

Together, let’s spread the message: “Stop the Bleed, Save a Life.” Take a moment to learn basic bleeding control skills or attend a training session in your community. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that everyone has the power to act swiftly in times of need. When faced with an emergency, remember the ABCs of Stop the Bleed to help with blood loss – Alert, Bleeding, Compress.

05/21/2024

Embracing diversity makes us stronger, more innovative and inclusive. As we celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity, we recognize the richness of different cultures within our GMR family and within the communities we serve. At GMR, we are dedicated to fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and respected.

05/21/2024

On Safety Tuesday of EMS Week, AMR Tri-Cities offers the following tips to help you be prepared when calling 911.
• Stay calm: You will need to communicate clearly with the call taker
• Know the address of the house or building you are at, including the street address and
unit/apartment number
• Know the phone number you are calling from
• Communicate the nature of your emergency and related details
• Tell the call taker if anyone needs medical attention
• Be prepared to follow any instructions the call taker might give you
• DO NOT hang up until the call taker instructs you to do so

05/20/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and at GMR, we recognize the critical importance of mental well-being in the EMS industry. Our team members are everyday heroes who may face challenges because of the work they do providing patient care across the communities we serve. At GMR, we are committed to prioritizing mental health support, reduce stigma, and foster a culture of resilience and compassion within our EMS community. Together, we can ensure that our healthcare professionals receive the care they deserve. For our staff, crews and their families, our GMR Life program provides the support they need, when they need it the most. Remember – you are not in this alone. Learn more about GMR Life and how we support our teams today. https://globalmedicalresponse.com/resources/gmr-medicine/gmr-life

05/19/2024

Happy National EMS Week! This year marks 50 years since President Gerald Ford established National EMS Week in 1974 to honor the dedication of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) providers across the country. At GMR, we take immense pride in honoring our nearly 36,000 team members who demonstrate excellence in providing care to the world at a moment’s notice. This week and every day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our teams for their commitment to making a difference in the communities we serve. Your unwavering dedication and compassion serve as an inspiration to us all!

05/18/2024

On Armed Forces Day, we salute the brave men and women who serve our nation with honor and dedication. Your courage and sacrifice inspire us all. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to protecting our freedom. From all of us at GMR, we express our deepest gratitude.

05/17/2024

Hypertension can go unnoticed and untreated for years, leaving many people unaware of their condition and at greater risk of medical complications and cardiovascular disease. Today we raise awareness of this “silent killer” and promote hypertension prevention, detection and control. Commit to having your blood pressure checked at least once a year and maintain a healthy weight through healthy living, eating and regular exercise.

05/16/2024

How to become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

🚑 EMT School 😀🩺 Here are two options in the Spokane area

Providence
https://www.providence.org/locations/wa/health-training/vocational-education

Spokane Community College
https://scc.spokane.edu/What-to-Study/Programs/Pathway-Course-map?plan=Emergency%20Medical%20Technician%20(EMT)

05/16/2024