Lawrence County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has released its service report for January 2026, detailing the agency’s response to 635 requests for service throughout the month.
Among these requests, 418 patients were transported to various medical facilities. The report specifies that 66 transports were made to Maury Regional Medical Center. Additionally, 13 patients were taken to North Alabama Medical Center, while five were transported to Southern Tennessee Regional Health System–Pulaski. The report also notes that 39 patients were transported to facilities in other counties.
Notably, not all calls resulted in patient care. Specifically, 120 calls indicated either a refusal of care or that no care was required. Furthermore, 26 calls involved fire standby, law enforcement assistance, or mutual aid requests. Additionally, 73 calls were canceled or resulted in no patient being found.
The statistics provided in the report are described as accurate to the best of the agency’s knowledge, although minor discrepancies may occur. This acknowledgment highlights the challenges faced by EMS in maintaining precise records amid the demands of emergency response.
Looking ahead, Lawrence County EMS plans to continue its focus on education and training for personnel. This ongoing commitment to professional development is crucial for ensuring that EMS staff are well-prepared to handle the diverse situations they encounter in the field.
The January service report reflects the ongoing efforts of Lawrence County EMS to provide timely and effective medical assistance to the community. As the agency moves forward, it remains dedicated to enhancing its services through training and operational improvements.
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