What does MANE mean in NURSING

MANE stands for Medical Assistant Nurse Emergency. It is an emergency medical service that provides advanced medical assistance in the event of life-threatening injuries or illnesses. We are trained to provide high-quality medical care, no matter what the circumstance.

The MANE team members undergo a rigorous training program that incorporates all the medical and technical skills needed in order to successfully respond to emergency situations. Our staff is highly qualified and certified by both national and international organizations such as the American Heart Association, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).

Yes! Although our primary focus is always on providing life-saving intervention during emergency situations, we do have services which are available in less urgent circumstances too. We offer a variety of general healthcare services such as routine physicals, immunizations and health screenings.

Once we receive a call for help, our team responds immediately and dispatches an ambulance along with two or more paramedics to the scene. Our paramedics are highly skilled in resuscitation techniques and can quickly provide advanced medical attention when necessary.

In most cases our response time is within minutes of receiving an emergency call, depending on your location relative to our EMS station(s). We strive to be at any given location within 15 minutes or less after receiving a call for help.

Yes! Our paramedics are trained and equipped with all the necessary tools needed in order to offer prehospital treatment while transporting patients to hospitals or other healthcare facilities. This includes administering medications, establishing intravenous lines, providing oxygen therapy etc...

No! Regardless of age, gender or socio-economic status anyone can access our services free of charge - even those without health insurance coverage! We believe that everyone should have access quality healthcare regardless of their ability to pay.

Unfortunately not; due to operational reasons we cannot guarantee that you will be provided with a specific paramedic upon request. Every situation is unique and therefore requires specialized care accordingly; each case will be attended by appropriately qualified personnel based on availability at time of dispatch.

Before calling us it would be best if you gather as much information as possible about the patient's condition - such as name, age; gender; location etc... This way we can better assess the situation upon arrival so that we can provide adequate medical attention more efficiently.