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Black's Care Rescue presenter details ambulance equipment, on-board pharmacy and pediatric supplies

Black's Care Rescue presentation · May 11, 2026
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Summary

A presenter from Black's Care Rescue described the agency's six ambulances and the medical equipment carried on each truck, including an on-site pharmacy, ventilator, medication pumps and pediatric supplies.

A presenter from Black's Care Rescue described the agency's ambulance fleet and on-board medical equipment during a brief demonstration. "We have 6 ambulances," the presenter said, adding that each vehicle is "outfitted the exact same" and stocked "to run multiple calls."

The presenter explained the inventory carried on the trucks, identifying "generic bags" used for initial response and specifying an airway bag and an assessment bag for airway management and triage. The speaker also pointed to a separate "critical care bag" for higher-acuity patients.

Addressing medication supplies, the presenter said, "This is some of our medications that we give. We also have our own pharmacy here at Black's Care Rescue," indicating the agency maintains an internal medication supply. The presenter noted that "every truck also has medication pumps" and an "another critical care kit," describing capabilities to deliver controlled infusions during transport.

The presentation included equipment used for monitoring and respiratory support: "This is our monitor. This is a ventilator that we use on some of our patients," the presenter said. The presenter closed by showing cabinets stocked with extra equipment and noting that pediatric equipment is stored together "so we can take care of different populations of people."

No formal actions, votes, or policy decisions were recorded in the transcript of this presentation.