Compassionate Care for Every Community Member
Founded in 1978, Medic Rescue delivers emergency services in Beaver County. With over 130 staff, we invest in advanced equipment and support the community through events and outreach. Our 24/7 dispatch ensures rapid response for emergencies and non-emergencies.
Our Journey: From Founding to Impact
Medic Rescue was established to provide vital emergency medical services to Beaver County. Over the years, we have grown significantly, expanding our fleet and enhancing our community support.
1978
Founding Year
Medic Rescue was established when County Ambulance closed it's doors.
1989
Significant Growth
Medic Rescue becomes one of the largest ambulance services in Pennsylvania by merging with Paramedic Rescue. Medic Rescue provides services to 52 municipalities.
1997
Economical Options
Medic Rescue begins offering "stretcher van service" which provides customers an economical alternative to ambulance transportation.
2004
Increased Fleet Size
Medic Rescue increases fleet of ambulances and wheelchair vans to 42 vehicles.
2012
Upgraded Patient Charting
Upgraded our patient charting utilizing Zoll’s EPCR program allowing for real-time documentation on laptops in the units.
Future
Looking Ahead
As we look to the future, Medic Rescue aims to enhance our services further. We are dedicated to adapting to the community's evolving needs.
Your Trusted Emergency Medical Service Provider
At Medic Rescue, we pride ourselves on our dedicated team and reliable service. Our commitment to the community is reflected in our extensive fleet and experienced personnel.
Dedicated Personnel
Ambulances Available
Wheelchair Vans
Miles Logged Annually
Employee Highlights
Lynzey Waddingham, Mya Converso & David Shipman
These 3 have worked for Medic Rescue as Emergency Medical Technicians for the past few years. All three, in 2023, began taking Paramedic classes at IUP. They all finished the class in early 2024 and passed their National Registry Exam for Paramedics.
They began stepping into their new role as Paramedics in September 2024. Lynzey, David, and Mya have proven with hard work and dedication you can accomplish anything you want.
Zoe Hallam & Riley Shearer
Zoe began working at Medic Rescue as a wheelchair van driver in August 2023. Riley began working at Medic Rescue as a wheelchair van driver in March 2024.
During this time, they both found the love and passion they have for helping the sick and injured. They decided to take the next step in their career and become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).
Both Zoe and Riley finished EMT class and passed the National Registry EMT exam in August of 2024. Zoe and Riley continued to work as wheelchair van drivers until mid-September when they began training as EMT’s for Medic Rescue.
Your hard work and dedication to the company has not gone unnoticed. Congratulations to both of you for a job well done!
Our Service Area
Medic Rescue proudly serves a wide area throughout Beaver County, including 41 towns and townships, ensuring both emergency and non-emergency medical care is available to communities in need.
Aliquippa
Ambridge
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Big Beaver
Bridgewater
Brighton Township
Center Township
Chippewa Township
Conway
Daughterty Township
East Rochester
Eastvale
Fallston
Frankfort Springs
Freedom
Georgetown
Glasgow
Greene Township
Hanover Township
Homewood
Hookstown
Hopewell Township
Independence Township
Industry
Koppel
Midland
Monaca
New Brighton
New Sewickley
North Sewickley
Ohioville
Patterson Heights
Patterson Township
Pulaski Township
Raccoon Township
Rochester
Rochester Township
South Beaver Township
South Heights
Vanport Township
West Mayfield
White Township
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