Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project

Mark your calendars for October 28. That’s when the Board of the Georgia Department of Public Health will hold a public hearing in Atlanta to discuss proposed ethics, transparency, and accountability reforms for ambulance services in our state.

The Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project applauds these first-step changes, but they haven’t been adopted yet. Please share this graphic to educate your friends and neighbors about these important changes and lend your voice to ours in support of their swift adoption. Learn more at AmbulanceTransparency.org

Georgia’s EMS system failed Paula Sellers when her family needed it most. Now she’s fighting to fix it. Its voices like Paula’s that will finally deliver change to the system, but she can’t do it alone. Join the Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project today to protect your family, too. https://bit.ly/2ZiRRd0

A new AJC investigation into ambulance service in South Fulton, Georgia has revealed chronic, acute delays by the local EMS provider. The delays are so severe in many cases that patients in life-threatening situations are forced to find private means of transport to the hospital. Read the full report and join our campaign for accountability, transparency and results in EMS.

http://www.ambulancetransparency.org/ajc-investigation-ambulance-delays-continue-to-put-south-fulton-lives-at-risk/