Plymouth Community Ambulance Association (PCAA) is a non-profit organization serving the emergency medical needs of Plymouth Meeting and the surrounding areas. On Sunday, December 5th, 2020 the organization is holding its 11th annual Operation Christmas Kids Toy Run. This operation is sponsored by PCAA and includes numerous other Emergency Services…
Read MorePlymouth Community Ambulance Association would like to wish all veterans of the United States Military a Happy Veterans Day. We thank you for your service and devotion. Here are just a few of our veterans who serve the Community as members of Plymouth Ambulance. (Pictured above: B/C Wells, Captain Tyler…
Read MoreAttention Plymouth Township Residents!!!!! Plymouth Township Go Green 4TH of July Parade 2020 10am Start As we are moving into the GREEN PHASE of re-opening as a community, we wanted to thank the residents and businesses of Plymouth Township for their generous support during this pandemic. With the…
Read MoreThank You to Premier Dental US for the donation of 26 cases of Tize-It! hand sanitizer. Premier Dental US is a fourth generation, family-owned and operated manufacturer and distributor of quality dental products based in Plymouth Township.
Read MorePlymouth Ambulance is committed to providing expert level medical intervention to the public that are in need of emergency medical care. Not only do we strive to protect the communities that we serve from injuries, we also take our need to prevent injuries and illnesses one step further. Plymouth Ambulance…
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Thank You to all the front line workers during this difficult time! From one of our biggest supporters!!!
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Plymouth Ambulance would like to acknowledge the many community individuals and businesses that have donated items to help assist the FRONT LINE PARAMEDICS and EMT’s.
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A BIG Thank You goes to Aaron Muderick, founder of Crazy Aaron’s Puttyworld, for donating hand sanitizer to Plymouth Community Ambulance Association. Crazy Aaron’s Puttyworld has partnered with Five Saints Distilling to make hand sanitizer and donate it to local emergency services throughout the area. Chief Thomas Trojansky and Aaron…
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Right now, the world is full of questions and concerns. Healthcare providers and emergency services are on the front lines with handling the suspected positive COVID-19 patients. EMS understands that everyone has emergencies and patients need care. If you call 911 you can be assured that there will be no…
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