Oklahoma 2012 Ambulance Registry

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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems
Oklahoma State Department of Health

Protective Health Servi ces
Emergency Systems
Emergency Medical Services Division

1000 NE 10th Street

Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299

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Oklahoma 2012 
Ambulance Registry 

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Table of Contents

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 3 Forward
 4 Emergency Systems’ Staff
 5 List of Terms and Definitions
 9 Ambulance Services Sorted by License Number
 15 Ambulance Services Sorted by County
 21 Ambulance Services Sorted by City
 27 Ambulance Services Sorted by Alpha Order
 33 Ambulance Services Sorted by Region
 39 Directory of Ambulance Providers
 142 Stretcher Aid Van Services
 145 EMS “522” Districts
 154 Certified Emergency Medical Response Agencies
 183 2011 Statistical Analysis
 187 Hospital Encoder Numbers (Numerical Order)
 193 Hospital Encoder Numbers (Alphabetical Order)
Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems
Forward

This annual report is compiled and published in accordance with Oklahoma Statute,
Title 63, Section 1-2511. The Commissioner of Health, through the Emergency
Systems Division, maintains a comprehensive registry of ambulance services and
certified emergency response agencies in the State of Oklahoma, and publishes this
report annually.

The information published in this directory was reported to the EMS Division for the
period of January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011. Information requested by
the EMS Division includes, but is not limited to, licensure status, level of care,
condition and type of vehicles, number of licensed and certified emergency medical
personnel at each of the several levels, number of emergency and non-emergency
transport calls, dispatching and radio communication capabilities, response times,
hospitals utilized and the geographic area normally served.

This directory is provided for the utilization of organizations, facilities and others
interested in emergency medical services and out of hospital care. The data is self-
reported by the surveyed agencies and may contain errors the Department is
unaware of.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health, Protective Health Services, Medical
Facilities, Emergency Systems Division gratefully acknowledges and appreciates the
assistance and cooperation of the licensed ambulance operators, certified
emergency medical response agencies and other agencies involved in providing this
information for the Oklahoma Emergency Medical Services Registry.

Additional copies of this publication may be obtained on the OSDH-EMS Web Site
<HTTP://EMS.HEALTH.OK.GOV>

Emergency Systems
Oklahoma State Department of Health
1000 Northeast Tenth Street
Oklahoma City OK 73117-1299

Prepared by: Oklahoma State Department of Health
Emergency Medical Services Division
December 2012

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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems
State of Oklahoma
The Honorable Mary Fallin Governor

Oklahoma State Department of Health
Terry Cline, PhD Secretary of Health and
Commissioner of Health

Protective Health Services
Henry F. Hartsell, Jr., PhD Deputy Commissioner
Lee Martin Chief, Medical Facilities

Emergency Systems
Supervisors
Timothy Cathey, M.D. Medical Director
Dale Adkerson EMS Director
Brandon Bowen Trauma Director
Sean Oats Trauma Coordinator
Grace Pelley Trauma Program Coordinator
Kenneth Stewart EMS/Trauma Registrar
Staff
Daryl Bottoms Administrative Assistant
Casey Brockelman Administrative Assistant
Jana Davis Administrative Assistant
Chris Dew EMS Administrator
Susan Harper EMS Administrator
Bill Henrion EMSystems Administrator
Robert Irby Education/Training Coordinator
Martin Lansdale Epidemiologist
Jeremy McQuerry EMS Administrator
Dawn Plumb Administrative Assistant
Jennifer Shaw CQI Coordinator
James Wilkins EMS Administrator

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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems

List of
Terms and
Definitions

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NOTE:

A blank space, 0, or $0 only indicates that there is no information for that field at
this moment. It does not indicate that transports and mileage are free, or that an
LICENSaEg:e ncy lacks specific personnel or vehicles.
The license number is issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Health and
represents providers who have met the minimum standards as required by the
Oklahoma Emergency Response Systems Development Act and the Oklahoma
Administrative Code Chapter 641 Emergency Medical Services. Licensing began
January 1, 1982, and since that time over 400 ambulance service licenses have been
issued. The first three digits are EMS followed by the last three digits which are the
license number, which indicate the sequence of last issuance, beginning with ‘001’.
Ambulance service licenses are issued for a two-year period, except for the initial
REGIONpe: riod. All ambulance licenses expire on June 30 of their respective year of issuance.

Geographic areas within Oklahoma are coordinated by one of the four regional field
COUNTpYe:r sonnel for the Emergency Medical Services Division.

DIRECTTOheR c/oAuDnMtyI NinI SwThRicAhT tOhRe :l icensed ambulance service operates a base service area.

The name of the person listed on the OSDH survey form as the person(s)
CATEGrOeRspYo OnFsi bSlEeR fVorI CthEe: daily activities of the licensed ambulance service.

TBhaesrice Laifree Sfuivpep o(r5t) categories: Basic Life Support, Intermediate Life Support,
Paramedic Life Support, Specialty Care and Stretcher Aid Vans.
indicates the “minimum standard” as set forth by State law has
Ibneteenr mmeedt. iaPtreo vLisiifoen S oufp epmoretrgency medical service care is provided on a 24-hour,
365 days per year basis;
Paramedic Life Support indicates that the licensee has EMT personnel and
equipment at the Intermediate level of care;
Specialty Care indicates that the licensee has EMT personnel and
equipment at the Paramedic level of care;
indicates that the licensee has personnel and equipment for specific
aSntrde stcpheecira lA nidee Vdsa nresquired for inter-facility transport of critical care. Specialty Care
need not operate on a 24-hour basis.
services are limited to providing non-emergency transfers of
medically stable, non-emergent individuals.
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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems
TYPE OF SERVICE:
The type of agency or organization responsible for the provision of the ambulance
service. There are nine (9) identified types listed on the OSDH survey: Paid Fire
Department, Volunteer Fire Department, Law Enforcement, Hospital Based, Private
not subsidized), Private (subsidized), Governmental (not fire or police), Volunteer
MANAG(nEoMt EfiNreT o/rO pPoElRicAe)T, OanRd: Other.

The agency or organization responsible for the financial operation of the ambulance
service. There are eight (8) identified and listed on the OSDH survey: City, County,
City/County, Hospital, Authority or Board, Private, Funeral Home, Volunteer, and
FUNDINOGth MerE. THOD (S):

The primary sources or methods from which an ambulance service receives its
revenue. Most services have more than one method of funding. There are ten (10)
identified funding methods listed on the OSDH survey: Charges, City subsidy, County
subsidy, Hospital subsidy, Sales Tax, Utility assessment, Ad Valorem tax (‘522”
NUMBEdRis tOriFc tPsE),R DSoOnNaNtioEnLs: , Subscriptions, and Other.

The number of emergency medical personnel listed on the OSDH survey that are
utilized by the licensed ambulance service for the operation of emergency medical
EMERGsEeNrvCicYe N cUarMe.B ER:

NUMB EEmR eArNgeDn cTyY pPhEo OneF nRuUmNbSe: r or access through 911, yes or no.

All providers were required to submit the number of responses or “runs” made
during the calendar year of January 1 to December 31. The types of call are:
Transported, Care Transfer, Cancelled, Refused, Treat No Transport, False Call, No
MISCELPLaAtiNenEtO FUoSu nINd,F aOnRdM DAOTAI. O N:
Response Time
is the average time, in minutes; an agency uses to respond to all
Acarlelsa. Roef sCpoovneser atgimee is calculated from the time a call is received by dispatch until
the time that the ambulance arrives at the call location.
Base Emergency C ihsa trhgee gReanteeral service area within which the service normally
responds.
Base Transfer Charge Rate is the monetary charge for emergency ambulance
service. .
Mileage Charge is the monetary charge for non-emergency ambulance
service.
is the amount charged for service on a per mile basis.
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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems
Medical Director
EMS Board/Coun icsi tlhe name of the physician responsible for medical control of the
ambulance service.
reflects whether the ambulance service has an oversight
board.
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Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems

Ambulance
Services
Sorted by
License Number
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Ambulance Services Sorted by License Number
License Name: City: State: County: Region:
1 Cimarron County EMS Boise City OK CIMARRON 1
3 Kirks Emergency Service Lawton OK COMANCHE 3
4 Waynoka Ambulance Service Waynoka OK WOODS 3
6 Owasso Fire Department EMS Owasso OK TULSA 7
7 Chickasha Fire Dept EMS Chickasha OK GRADY 3
8 Okeene Ambulance Okeene OK BLAINE 1
11 Konawa EMS Konawa OK SEMINOLE 5
14 Wagoner EMS Wagoner OK WAGONER 4
15 Freedom Volunteer Ambulance Freedom OK WOODS 1
23 Broken Arrow Fire Department EMS Broken Arrow OK TULSA 7
24 Skiatook Fire And EMS Skiatook OK TULSA/ OSAGE 7
26 Alva Ambulance Service Alva OK WOODS 1
28 Atoka County EMS Atoka OK ATOKA 5
29 Beaver County EMS Beaver OK BEAVER 1
30 Grandfield Ambulance Grandfield OK TILLMAN 3
31 Blackwell Fire Department Ambulance Blackwell OK KAY 2
32 Chandler Ambulance Chandler OK LINCOLN 6
33 Collinsville Fire Department Collinsville OK TULSA 7
34 Erick Ambulance Erick OK BECKHAM 1
36 Medford Ambulance Medford OK GRANT 1
39 Cushing Fire Department Cushing OK PAYNE 2
40 Davenport Fire Department Davenport OK LINCOLN 6
42 Ellis County EMS Shattuck OK ELLIS 1
44 EMSA -East Division Tulsa OK TULSA 7
47 Hartshorne EMS Hartshorne OK PITTSBURG 5
50 Hooker Municipal Ambulance Hooker OK TEXAS 1
51 Hughes County EMS Holdenville OK HUGHES 1
52 Kiowa County District 3 EMS Mountain Park OK KIOWA 3
53 Lone Wolf Community Ambulance Lone Wolf OK KIOWA 3
54 Major County EMS Fairview OK MAJOR 1
55 Midwest Regional EMS Midwest City OK OKLAHOMA 8
58 Pauls Valley Gen Hospital EMS Pauls Valley OK GARVIN 3
59 Perry Fire Department EMS Perry OK NOBLE 2
61 Pond Creek Fire and Ambulance Pond Creek OK GRANT 1
63 Roger Mills Ambulance Cheyenne OK ROGER MILLS 1
64 Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Ardmore OK CARTER 3
65 Tahlequah City Ambulance Tahlequah OK CHEROKEE 4
66 Taloga Ambulance Service Taloga OK DEWEY 1
68 Tuttle EMS Tuttle OK GRADY 3
69 Valley View Regional Hosp EMS Ada OK PONTOTOC 3
75 Life EMS Enid OK GARFIELD 1
76 Okmulgee County EMS Okmulgee OK OKMULGEE 4
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