Lenawee Community Ambulance presents

Heart Safe Award to Siena Heights

Lenawee Community Ambulance presented a Heart Safe Organization Award to Siena Heights University at the Annual Emergency Medical Services Recognition Awards Dinner. Siena Heights University was recognized for their cardiac emergency response program, making automated external defibrillators available on campus, training personnel in CPR and AED use, and having a cardiac emergency response plan in place that is practiced regularly.

They were joined by LCA employees and other community members who also received awards. The awards dinner takes place during National Emergency Medical Services Week which honors EMS providers who deliver lifesaving emergency care nationwide 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Huron Valley Ambulance, a nationally accredited nonprofit service, created Lenawee Community Ambulance in 1995. Lenawee Community Ambulance provides emergency and non-emergency ambulance service to residents in the City of Adrian; Cambridge Township, including the Village of Onsted; Clinton Township, including the Village of Clinton; Franklin Township; Macon Township; Raisin Township, Ridgeway Township, including the Village of Britton; Rome Township; the City of Tecumseh and Tecumseh Township.  Two ambulances each are based in Adrian and Tecumseh; additional ambulances are based in Cambridge Township and Raisin Township.