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Emergency medical services in Fort Wayne could look completely different in the coming years if Three Rivers Ambulance Authority officials adopt a consultant’s recommendations to transition to a new system.
Three Rivers Ambulance Authority medics reached 80% of top-priority emergency calls within 8 1/2 minutes in September, the first month after its split with contractor Paramedics Logistics LLC, the organization
Three Rivers Ambulance Authority is raising wages and giving one-time hazard payments to employees now that it’s running operations after the departure of its contractor.
Three Rivers Ambulance Authority medics are expected to receive $5-an-hour raises when the organization takes over its own operations next week.
Three Rivers Ambulance Authority is closer to officially parting ways with its contractor after nearly two years of unacceptably slow response times to top-level emergencies.