EMS: new IV pumps expected next week; glidescope maintenance agreement presented
EMS staff said they expect new IV pumps to be in service next week after programming with Aspirus and presented a one-year maintenance agreement for glidescopes costing about $3,108 per year, with replacement glidescopes about $6,000 each.
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An EMS official told the meeting the service attended regional trauma and traffic safety meetings and is preparing to bring new IV pumps into service next week after programming with Aspirus.
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