Community Ambulance Service

Community Ambulance Service continuously seeks to improve the pre-hospital healthcare provided in its primary Service areas while ensuring that emergency and non-emergency Ambulance Service will be available to all those in need. The equipment is modern, state of the art, satisfactorily maintained, and adequately operated. Response times are monitored and kept within industry accepted parameters as well as utilization and adherence to current and local medical protocols. In demonstration of these commitments, Community Ambulance Service responded to 38,659 requests for Ambulance Service in 2022 and transported 35,365 patients. Community Ambulance Service (cas) currently provides emergency Ambulance Service to the communities of zanesville city and wayne township, along with mutual aid services to other member departments throughout the remainder of coshocton, guernsey, licking, morgan, muskingum, and perry counties. The emergency requests within the city of zanesville were met with a response time average of 6 minutes 48 seconds.supporting the Community is a key part of our mission statement. In pursuit of that mission, cas provided support to fundraising efforts for several local charities. Other in kind services to the Community included standbys at local events such as: county fair coverage, partnered with muskingum county health dept - project dawn, fourth of july events, local sporting events, fire and rehab standbys for multiple fire departments, emergency medical dispatch (emd) for city of zanesville and muskingum county, and several other activities throughout the Service area.