Inside the 1st Low-Top Sprinter Ambulance in the United States

[@erinsaviation1964]

we have those in Australia, super cool little things but we don't have any divider walls on our ambulances for some odd reason

[@comedycritic9397]

You guys do such a great job making the department transparent!! I can only hope to one day work there, application is in! Good job staying ahead of the curve!

[@znovosad555]

I like the cabinetry, a bit interesting that the control panel is on the “bench” side. All of our sprinters are setup with the control panel at airway off the action shelf. We also use the 9’6 sprinters, so full top. I do like the limited cabinetry though. I feel a lot of ambulances lose patient compartment space due to, too much cabinetry.

[@Lonewolfpack]

Can you do a video on your critical care bag and what you keeping it

[@Rummeltobi]

Nice video once again :) I do like the uniforms you have, very interesting colors, design and they seem very functional! :) I do wonder why you went for the low top Sprinter and Transits? Was there any reason for that?

[@PlumJay]

Vertical video, are you kidding?

[@toddandrews6590]

Do you not carry long back boards or did I miss it?

[@butlercountyems769]

Hi Todd, We do not carry long spine boards. We do carry a soft-cot for movement on-scene of we need it, but no hard backboards.

[@jimbob3030]

Couldn't afford the tall sprinter?

[@ryanvargas4889]

Rode in one of these last week. Took a nap in my car and some lady called 911 saying I “looked dead”. EMT’s said my blood sugar was low and heart was “racing” (because I hadn’t eaten breakfast yet and some stranger opened my car door and immediately interrogated me on subjects unrelated to my health) So I was then abducted to the local hospital. IE=Karen calls 911-governments shows up and has to cover their ass.

[@slender169101]

you could have denied transport and care this is your falt

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

The whole point of a sprinter is to not bust your head while standing up ._.; my 6'2" self is cringing