Ross West View EMSA

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Ross West View EMSA Providing 24/7 Emergency & Non-Emergency medical services to Ross Township, West View borough, Reser

Ross/West View Emergency Medical Services Authority is a non-profit (501c3) organization. We provide Emergency and Non Emergency Medical Care, Wheelchair Van and Rescue Services for: Ross Township, West View Borough, Millvale Borough, Reserve Township, and Ohio Township. The dedicated men and women of Ross/West View EMSA are responsible for a population of over 54,000 people spanning out over a 25 square mile service area. The Authority also offers mutual aid to the bordering EMS agencies of: McCandless/Franklin Park EMS, Valley Ambulance, Shaler EMS, Northwest EMS, and The City of Pittsburgh. Since our founding in 1978, Ross/West View Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) continues to pursue excellence in the field of pre-hospital care and has led the way in emergency service for the communities we serve. The mission of the Authority is to deliver the highest quality of pre-hospital care and medical transportation to our customers. Our services include the provision of basic life support, advanced life support, rescue services, public education and training, in order to promote the delivery of professional pre-hospital care throughout our service area and the Commonwealth. The unique value of the Authority is found in its greatest asset, the men and women who devote themselves for the health and safety of the communities we serve. Twenty-nine full-time employees, as well as a large cadre of part-time employees and volunteer personnel staff the Authority’s fleet of five ambulances, two response vehicles, one wheelchair van, and a rescue truck.

10/11/2026
This morning, crews responded to bus crash near the Ross Park Mall after the driver experienced an apparent medical emer...
10/10/2026

This morning, crews responded to bus crash near the Ross Park Mall after the driver experienced an apparent medical emergency. A total of 15 patients were transported to local hospitals in stable condition.

Thank you to our mutual aid partners at McCandless-Franklin Park Ambulance Authority, Shaler Hampton EMS and Allegheny Health Network - Prehospital Care Services to the assistance

Over the course of this week, our entire staff is completing the Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator course (CEVO 5)...
10/08/2026

Over the course of this week, our entire staff is completing the Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Operator course (CEVO 5).

On top of the initial emergency vehicle training providers go through, this course further builds and reinforces safe driving strategies unique to our specialized vehicles.

The course includes lecture sessions, closed cone courses and on the road practical training.

Some low angle rope rescue review this morning!
10/07/2026

Some low angle rope rescue review this morning!

Don't forget to donate at our upcoming blood drive this Saturday!This is a very limited and critical resource and every ...
10/05/2026

Don't forget to donate at our upcoming blood drive this Saturday!

This is a very limited and critical resource and every donation has the capacity to save multiple lives. These blood drives also support our pre-hospital blood administration program. So far, we have performed 8 emergent field blood transfusions. All 8 patients survived to discharge home! Your donation could safe the life of a loved one or neighbor!

Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome

This morning, we had the privilege of providing CPR and Stop the Bleed training to students of the Ross Township Police ...
10/03/2026

This morning, we had the privilege of providing CPR and Stop the Bleed training to students of the Ross Township Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy.

Over the course of several weeks, students get unique insight into the training and day to day life of a law enforcement officer.

As a bonus, interested students can spend a morning with us for the same hands-on life saving training that we provide to our township’s police officers.

Early, effective CPR and bleeding control are critical to patient survival and often our officers are the first to arrive on emergency scenes putting them in position to dramatically improve a patient’s chance of survival prior to us arriving with more advanced care.

Thank you to our public safety partners and to these students for their interest!

10/01/2026

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5325 Perry Highway
Pittsburgh, PA
15229

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