What does AEMTC mean in HEALTHCARE

AEMTCs provide medical services for emergency situations such as chest pain, respiratory distress, severe bleeding, trauma, stroke, and poisoning. Other services include administration of medications, CPR, triage management and stabilization of severely injured patients before their transfer to a hospital or other care facility.

An AEMTC is staffed with trained EMTs who are certified by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT). These personnel include Paramedics who have advanced certifications and can provide more advanced medical services such as IV administration and medication administration.

An AEMTC is equipped with various medical devices and supplies necessary for emergency care including monitors, ventilators, specialized stretchers and oxygen tanks among others. Additionally they often have access to advanced imaging technology such as CT scanners or ultrasound machines in order to diagnose serious conditions quickly.

Response time depends on the location of the patient. Generally speaking however most areas guarantee response times within 8 minutes or less from the time of your call.

Yes. Family members are usually allowed to stay with their patient while they receive treatment or wait for transport to a hospital if needed. However depending on the situation there may be times when family members will be asked to wait outside or in a designated area for safety reasons.