If you have a question about our any of our services, please call our Communications Center at (810) 239‐2101. We will be happy to assist you.
Swartz Ambulance Service offers both basic and advanced life support ambulance services. Our company provides both emergency and non‐emergency services. Each employee is CPR certified through the American Heart Association. Additionally, all of our paramedics are certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) through the American Heart Association.
We provide transportation for patients that need physical and/or medical assistance. This includes responding to a private residences and/or facilities in an emergency situation, transporting your loved one between hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, returning from hospitals, diagnostic testing, and much more.
Another component of our company is the wheelchair division. We pride ourselves on providing safe, efficient, and cost effective transportation to patients that do not require an ambulance for their transport.
Our wheelchair vans are equipped with hydraulic lifts capable of lifting our patients safely into the van. Please contact our Communications department with any questions that you may have.
Swartz Ambulance maintains a dedicated CPR training program, which provides new and ongoing CPR training courses to nursing facilities, high schools, and other groups across the county.
If you have questions about our CPR program please contact us at (810) 762-9158
When should you call for an ambulance rather than driving to the emergency department? Ask yourself the following questions:
If you can answer yes to any of the questions above, or if you are uncertain you need to call an ambulance. Sometimes you can manage to get a person to the hospital sooner than an ambulance, although in most situations calling an ambulance is the wiser choice. Medical technicians can start treatment immediately upon arriving on the scene and implement life saving strategies during the ride to the hospital. They can also provide the hospital with details on the patient's condition during the route, therefore giving the hospital time to prepare for the situation and be ready.
