Ada County EMS reports progress on whole‑blood program and plans intermediate life‑support ambulance at Chinden
September 30, 2026 | Ada County, Idaho
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Ada County EMS staff updated the board on operations and training milestones. EMS reported that patient-payment reimbursements and budgeting are on track, the county is making progress toward whole‑blood administration in the field after learning from Canyon County paramedics, and the department anticipates stationing an intermediate life‑support ambulance at North Ada County Fire's Chinden station in November.
John Blake (speaker 3) said the county "is making progress toward blood administration, whole blood administration in the field," and described a training visit from Canyon County paramedics who shared lessons learned. Blake also said the new deputy chief of administration will begin in mid‑October and that a new field command position will be in place Oct. 4.
John Blake (speaker 3) said the county "is making progress toward blood administration, whole blood administration in the field," and described a training visit from Canyon County paramedics who shared lessons learned. Blake also said the new deputy chief of administration will begin in mid‑October and that a new field command position will be in place Oct. 4.
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