Emergency Medical Services

HS Interns Auto Extrication Day

Come join Carver EMS Chief Michael Ryan for a discussion on the EMS station's building needs for future building consideration on Monday, March 30th starting at 5pm in the Carver Public Library's large meeting room.

Busy month for Carver EMS training with Carver Fire and HS intern program

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🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from Carver EMS! 🍀 Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family, or just enjoying a little Irish spirit, we hope your day is filled with good luck, good health, and plenty of smiles. As always, Carver EMS is on duty and ready to respond—rain or shine, holiday or not. Please celebrate responsibly, plan ahead, and look out for one another. Stay safe, Carver! 🚑💚

Today, International Women’s Day, Carver EMS proudly recognizes the incredible women who serve our community with dedication, compassion, and professionalism every day. 🚑 We are grateful for the commitment and hard work of the women on our team: EMTs: • Bridgette Silvia • Adia Martin • Danielle Bonney • Leia Hockstein Paramedics: • Grace Detterman • Katie Borkowski • Jackie Giroux • Selena Rossman These providers play a vital role in delivering high-quality emergency medical care to the residents and visitors of Carver. Thank you for your service, leadership, and the difference you make in our community every day. Happy International Women’s Day! 👩‍⚕️💙🚑

Congratulations to Carver EMS Paramedics Jake Warmington, Tyler Reardon, and Katie Borkowski on graduating from the Massachusetts Fire Academy! 🎓🚒 Their dedication, hard work, and commitment to public safety are a tremendous asset to our community. Completing the Fire Academy is a significant achievement that reflects countless hours of training, teamwork, and perseverance. We are proud to have Jake, Tyler, and Katie serving the Town of Carver and wish them continued success in their careers in the fire service. Please join us in congratulating them on this outstanding accomplishment! 👏🔥

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🚑 Carver EMS – February Run Volume Report 🚑 In February, Carver EMS responded to a total of 170 calls for service. Breakdown: • ALS Calls: 44 • BLS Calls: 41 • No Transport: 31 • Manpower Assists: 2 Call Volume Demand: • 2nd Calls: 22 • 3rd Calls: 4 • 4th+ Calls: 5 Mutual Aid Activity: • Mutual Aid Received: 12 • Mutual Aid Given: 10 Our crews frequently managed multiple simultaneous emergencies, highlighting the continued demand for EMS services in our community. Thank you to our mutual aid partners for their ongoing support, and thank you to the residents of Carver for your continued trust. #CarverEMS #EMSStrong #CommunityFirst 🚑

Come join us for our semi-annual blood drive to benefit Boston Children's hospital on Tuesday, April 7th from 9am to 3pm. Directions on how to register are noted on the attached flyer.

🚑 January EMS Call Volume 🚑 During the month of January, our EMS crews responded to a total of 165 calls for service, providing emergency medical care 24/7 to our community. Call breakdown: • ALS: 68 calls (41%) • BLS: 27 calls (16%) • No Transport: 27 calls (16%) • Cancelled Prior to Arrival: 4 calls (2%) Multiple-unit responses: • 2nd calls: 20 (12%) • 3rd calls: 3 (2%) • 4th calls: 1 (<1%) These numbers reflect the steady demand for emergency medical services and the dedication of our EMTs and Paramedics who respond day and night to keep our community safe. Thank you for your continued support.

Carver Police, Fire and EMS responded to a single vehicle accident in the area of 131 Tremont Street. One person was transported to a local hospital for evaluation and the road is currently down to one lane while awaiting removal of the vehicle. Please avoid the area if possible and remember that the roads are still icy.

EMS Incident Update Yesterday evening, the duty shift was dispatched to a reported shooting. Ambulance 1 arrived on scene and confirmed a total of four patients with gunshot wounds, prompting an immediate recall of all available off-duty EMTs and Paramedics for additional manpower. Mutual aid ambulances from Plymouth and Plympton were requested, along with MedFlight. Carver Fire Department responded to assist EMS with patient care and secured a landing zone for MedFlight at their headquarters. Tragically, one victim was pronounced deceased at the scene, and a second victim later succumbed to their injuries at the hospital. Two additional patients remain in critical condition at local hospitals. The incident remains under investigation by the Carver Police Department. We would like to thank our mutual aid partners for their rapid response and support, as well as all members of the public safety team for their professionalism, teamwork, and dedication during this challenging incident. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and all those affected.

Carver EMS responded to a dirt bike accident that required the patient to be transported into Boston by Boston MedFlight. Carver Police and Fire assisted with securing a landing zone at Carver Fire Headquarters. Great teamwork to get the patient to the best place for further care.

🚑 2025 Call Volume Update 🚑 2025 has been one of our busiest years yet. Over the past year, Carver EMS responded to 2,206 calls for service — all handled by a department made up entirely of part-time EMTs and Paramedics. Carver EMS is a fully self-sufficient operation, funded strictly through transport billing. We receive zero tax dollars, making the dedication and professionalism of our providers even more critical to maintaining emergency medical services for our community. 📊 2025 Call Breakdown: • Total Calls: 2,206 • Patient Transports: 1,455 • No-Transport Calls: 751 • Second & Subsequent Calls: 497 • Mutual Aid Received: 98 These numbers reflect the growing demand for EMS services and the commitment of our crews who continue to answer the call day and night. We are proud of our team and grateful for the continued support of the Carver community. 💙 Thank you to our EMTs, Paramedics, and our mutual aid partners for helping us serve Carver safely and effectively.

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas Eve

Carver HS Intern Program IV Training

We appreciate the homemade candy dropped off to us by the Landry's from Great Meadow Drive. Visit their Facebook page Landrys Candy to support local business and you can find them at 4 Good Vibes in Kingston Collection.