is dedicated to
EXCELLENCE
in providing superior service to all facets of its membership and EMS providers in its entirety
Certifying the Community to Assist in Disasters
When disaster strikes, first responders are often stretched thin, tackling life-threatening situations while trying to maintain order. That’s where a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) steps in. A nationwide initiative with more than 600,000 trained volunteers in 3,200 programs in all U.S. states and territories, CERT equips everyday citizens with the skills to assist their communities in times of crisis.
‘Stop the Bleed’ Turns 10: A Decade of Turning Bystanders into Lifesavers
The Louisiana Department of Health reports the patient who had been hospitalized with the first human case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), or H5N1, in Louisiana and the U.S. has died. The patient was over the age of 65 and was reported to have underlying medical conditions.
Major HIPPA Security Rule Updates Proposed
The Louisiana Department of Health has now confirmed two measles cases in the Greater New Orleans area.
The first was reported over the weekend. The second case was announced on Monday at a press conference in Baton Rouge.
This case is another adult who recently traveled abroad. At this time, we don't know if this individual was vaccinated or not.
Recent Revelations
About LAA
Founded in 1995, the Mission of the Louisiana Ambulance Alliance is:
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to promote emergency medical transport as a distinct concern in Louisiana;
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to serve as a forum for a unified voice for healthcare providers, public officials, healthcare workers, educators and consumers working to improve emergency medical transport in Louisiana;
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to provide a forum for the exchange and distribution of ideas and information related to the improvement of emergency medical transport;
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to serve as an advocate for emergency medical transport, promoting improved health status and improvements to the health system for residents of Louisiana; and
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to encourage the development of appropriate health resources for Louisiana.
Additionally, the Alliance recognizes Louisiana is unique and differs from other states in our geography, population mix and density, economic, lifestyles, values and social organization. Louisiana citizens and communities require programming and advocacy that responds to their unique characteristics and needs.
The Alliance represents ambulance services across Louisiana that participate in serving the citizens of Louisiana with emergency and nonemergency care and medical transportation services.
The Alliance is a diverse group of providers from communities, spread across the state of Louisiana – providers who care about improving and providing pre-hospital care in Louisiana – providers who reach hospitals, physicians and homes – providers who plan for the healthcare services provided in the towns and parishes – for individuals who need quality pre-hospital services within their reach.
Consider membership in the Louisiana Ambulance Alliance today! Seize the opportunity to leverage your resources with other EMS professionals and improve the EMS system in our state.