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Emergency Ambulance Service provides Emergency Basic Life Support and Nurse-Staffed Critical Care Transportation throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties, and Advanced Life Support ambulance service throughout Los Angeles County from strategically located ambulance deployment centers. The company provides 911 primary emergency ambulance services to the cities of Brea, Placentia, and Yorba Linda. We also provide back up 911 ambulance service to several of our neighboring communities on a regular basis. In order to manage its fleet, the company designed and built a new state of the art communications center at it's corporate headquarters. This extremely sophisticated communications center is equipped with specialized communications equipment and systems that surpass the highest industry standards. Some of the cutting edge technology employed in our communications center includes a computer aided dispatch system, integrated communications consoles, automated vehicle locating and mapping systems, 911 display terminal, DSL internet connection at each dispatcher's console, real-time freeway traffic monitors, Integrated CAD alpha-numeric paging and mobile data terminal messaging, a TDD telephone telecommunications device for the deaf, and a fax machine. Our computer aided dispatching system is fully integrated with the company's computerized billing system. This integration assists the company's patient account representatives with accurately billing each patient's insurance carrier by utilizing detailed data that is captured during the call intake and progression process. Emergency Ambulance Service is a Medicare and Medi-Cal certified provider and is contracted with each of the major Health Maintenance Organizations licensed in California, and regularly assists its patients by providing courtesy billing of patient claims to all insurance carriers. With over 27 years of experience, Emergency Ambulance Service is confident of its ability to continue providing cost effective and quality ambulance service to each of the communities it serves - one patient at a time.