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Harney District Hospital
nothing's more important than your health
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Thank you for visiting the Harney District Hospital Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department. This department was formed in 2000 when the City of Burns Volunteer Fire Department passed ambulance service responsibilities to Harney District Hospital. Our service area encompasses the Burns and Hines communities, as well as the entire Harney County area; over 10,000 square miles!! |
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Back: EMS Director Tim Peck, Christi Banton, Greta Emang, Katie McConnell and Dan Carpentier. Front: John Petty, Jeff Rose, Mike Fine and Steve Sparks. |
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The First Responders need you!! Many local volunteers have answered the call to help the Harney District EMS team cover the emergencies in our county. First Responders are alerted to emergency situations in their community by 911 dispatchers and are in constant contact by radio with EMS staff until the ambulance arrives on the scene.
First Responders are fully trained in life-saving methods by Mike Fine, Harney District EMS First Responder Coordinator. They complete a rigorous training program and receive follow-up and special topics training after their graduation from the program.
If you are interested in volunteering or learning more about the First Responder program, please contact Mike Fine, First Responder Volunteer Coordinator. |
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In the remote areas of Harney County, First Responders are an important part of the
Emergency Medical Services. |
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| Harney District Hospital EMS and Air Life of Oregon; Saving lives together |
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Air Life of Oregon visited Harney District Hospital with the new Eurocopter EC-145. Left to right; The helicopter can transport two patients, Air Life landing on the helipad and Paramedic Mike Fine and EMT Katie McConnell check out the interior of the chopper. For more info check out the Air Life website. |
| Harney District Hospital's Ground Ambulance Service |
Air Life of Oregon Air Ambulance Service |
For only $50 annually you can protect your entire family with a Harney District Hospital EMS Ground membership. This membership covers the following transport situations:
* Emergency 911 response for sudden illness or injury
* Advanced Life Support level care and transport with Critical Care certified paramedics
* Non-emergency, yet medically necessary ambulance service preauthorized by a primary care provider
* Ambulance transportation between Harney District Hospital and the airport |
Give yourself the peace of mind which comes with an Air Life membership. For only $50 each year, you can ensure your family receives the best emergency medical care without financial worry.
While Air Life flies anyone in medical need, regardless of their ability to pay, Member patients pay nothing out-of-pocket for their transport. Air Life flights can range from $6,000 to $18,000, so savings to the patient are significant. Air Life flies seriously ill or injured patients to medically appropriate facilities for needed treatment using a helicopter or plane staffed by trained medical personnel. |
| Combine your memberships for only $90 annually and benefit from the partnership between Harney District Hospital EMS and Air Life of Oregon. You can enroll at www.airlife.org, by phone at 1-800-353-0486 or by mail at Harney District EMS/Air Life, St. Charles Medical Center, 2500 NE Neff Road, Bend OR 97701. |
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Back to Our Services |
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Harney District Hospital, 557 W Washington, Burns OR 97720
(541) 573-7281
Copyright 2006 Harney District Hospital. All rights reserved.
Site Design: Toni Siegner, Webmaster |
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