Orange Cross Ambulance wins fourth Flight For Life award

PLYMOUTH – Orange Cross Ambulance received the Scene Call of the Year Award on June 27 from the Fond du Lac-based Flight For Life, its fourth award in the past six years.

The Scene Call of the Year Award, offered by each of Flight For Life’s three bases, acknowledges the best in affected person care, triage selections, scene control, and protection. Applications were evaluated using a panel of judges primarily based on the suggestions advanced by the American College of Surgeons to use scientific air shipping.

The award-triumphing call is worried about a crash on State 23 within the Village of Glenbeulah. There were two injured sufferers, one of whom appeared to be in essential circumstance, and the other a young baby.

In addition to the efforts of Orange Cross on the scene, the Greenbush Fire Department,
Glenbeulah First Responders, Sheboygan County 911 Dispatch Center, and Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Department all played a significant role, as did bystanders on the scene who cared for the child and applied a makeshift tourniquet to the injured motive force.

This name illustrated the importance of schooling, collaboration, and communication while maintaining protection as the primary priority. It also highlights the partnership among dispatch facilities, EMS, fire departments, regulation enforcement, hospitals, and air medical offerings. They work together to offer sufferers a quality opportunity for a good outcome.

“This call became a perfect example of what may be finished when there is cooperation and verbal exchange among all groups,” Jane Krepsky of Orange Cross said.

Flight For Life will provide Orange Cross with a commemorative plaque, a $500 Education Award, and a helicopter landing zone kit with strobe lighting fixtures, protection glasses, and ear protection.

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