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Mobile Medical Response tells Stronach board county ambulance coverage could be at risk
Summary
Daniel Mosholder of Mobile Medical Response told the board MMR operates three 24-hour advanced-life ambulances and two 12-hour basic units, and said sustaining call volume is a concern for the nonprofit ambulance provider.
Daniel Mosholder, representing Mobile Medical Response (MMR), told the board that MMR is a self‑sustained nonprofit ambulance service providing care across Manistee County and described the service’s current staffing and apparatus.
Mosholder said MMR operates three 24‑hour Advanced Life Unit ambulances (two based in Manistee and one in Kaleva) and two 12‑hour Basic Units that run four days per week. He said roughly 70% of calls are 911 responses and 30% are transfers, and noted that the organization’s ability to remain sustainable depends on having sufficient call volume.
Board members heard the briefing as part of the regular meeting; no formal action was recorded on EMS funding or contract changes. The board did not vote on any changes to ambulance coverage during the meeting.
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