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MedCorp
is an Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Medical
Transportation Company committed to providing the
best in emergency care, ambulance services, digital
X-ray, mobile diagnostics and EMS education.
Our Commitment to Comprehensive, Quality
Medical Service
We strive to provide our customers with the highest
level of patient care and customer service. We're
your first choice whether you need an Emergency
Medical Technician (EMT), ambulance, Emergency
Medical Service (EMS), medical training and
education, digital X-ray or an expert source for
diagnostics. MedCorp stands ready to serve as the
best, most reliable source for diagnostics in the
Midwest. Spanning four states, we not only have the
best technology, but the experience and reach to
provide world class mobile diagnostics, digital
X-rays, and comprehensive EMS training and
education.
Ambulance/Medical Transportation
We are the largest privately held Emergency Medical
Services (EMS) and Medical Transportation company in
the state of Ohio and the third largest in the country. We currently operate a fleet of more
than 400 vehicles with 1000 employees in 47
locations servicing: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and
Michigan. Our services extend to all the medically
impaired, including those who require wheelchair
transportation.
Digital X-Ray
The advantages of digital X-ray include time
efficiency and the ability to digitally transfer
x-ray images. In addition, less radiation can be
used to produce an image compared to older,
conventional X-ray method. We are proud to offer our
statewide mobile, digital X-ray services.
Mobile Diagnostics
MedCorp provides a wide array of mobile diagnostics,
including general ultrasound, echocardiography,
vascular, arterial, Venous doppler, Holter monitor,
and many more. Call us today to make MedCorp your
source for diagnostics.
EMS Training and Education
We also offer excellent educational opportunities
through MedCorp Training & Education Center, our
state certified training department, teaching all
levels of CPR, first aid and EMS.
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