Broken Bow Ambulance Service Nebraska

11/21/2025

High Fives all around for High Five Friday at North Park this morning! It was great to have the opportunity to say good morning to kiddos as they showed up to school!

11/19/2025

Great work to all involved in this emergency situation! Due to patient privacy laws, it is extremely rare for an agency to get the opportunity to share great successes like this.

11/17/2025

🚑 Resuscitation Academy is Almost Here
We are just a few weeks out from hosting the Resuscitation Academy right here in Broken Bow. If you’ve been thinking about signing up, now is the time. There are a limited number of seats left and once they’re gone, they’re gone.

This two day workshop is designed for anyone involved in improving cardiac arrest survival, from EMS leaders to dispatch, QA/QI, and training staff. If you want to bring real, evidence based improvement back to your agency, this is one you don’t want to miss.

Attendance is free, lunch is included, and you’ll be learning directly from one of the most respected programs in the country.

Grab your spot now before registration closes.
📍 Mid Plains – Broken Bow Campus
📅 December 13th & 14th

Scan the QR code on the flyer or click on the link in the comments to sign up!

11/05/2025

11/03/2025

💥 We’re bringing the Resuscitation Academy to Broken Bow! 💥

Our crew had an amazing experience at this training—and we knew we had to bring it home!

Join Broken Bow Ambulance Service and Lincoln Fire & Rescue for a FREE 2-day class focused on helping our rural communities get even better at saving lives.

📅 Dec 13–14 | 🕗 8am–5pm
📍 Mid-Plains Community College
🍴 Lunch provided | 🎓 16 CEUs

If you’re a 911 center director, training officer, QA/QI manager, EMS chief, medical director, EMS provider, police officer, or firefighter—this training is for YOU!

You’ll learn powerful, hands-on strategies for CPR, telephone-CPR, and system improvement that can make a real difference when seconds matter.

🚨 Only 15 seats left! Don’t wait—register today using the link in the image before they’re gone!

10/30/2025

🚑 Resuscitation Academy – Coming to Broken Bow!

Broken Bow Ambulance Service, in partnership with Lincoln Fire & Rescue, is proud to host a FREE 2-day Resuscitation Academy designed for all professionals involved in emergency response — 911 center directors, training officers, QA/QI managers, EMS chiefs, medical directors, EMS providers, law enforcement, and fire personnel.

📅 Dates: December 13–14
🕗 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Mid-Plains Community College
🍴 Lunch provided
🎓 Earn 16 CEUs

This course dives into CPR, telephone-CPR, system improvement, and more—providing the tools and mindset to strengthen survival outcomes in your community.

Several of our crew members have attended this training and had an incredible experience. We’re excited to bring that same opportunity to our region to help our rural area become even stronger at saving lives.

⚠️ Only 15 seats remain — reserve your spot now!
➡️ Register using the link

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJVVb1BtCNoOLFfLubc2Jbamd_qzI95s_y0uiwBwa9OvlGLg/viewform

Don’t wait—these spots will fill quickly!

10/17/2025

OCT. 16, 2025 - BROKEN BOW, NEB - Broken Bow is the first emergency service in Nebraska to implement the revolutionary OneWeight™cot scale system from Hinkley Medical seamlessly integrated with the OneDose® app which house Nebraska’s statewide EMS Model Protocols. “We are first in the state to have this. We are very proud,” David Baltz, Emergency Service Director, said. The scale system, customed-installed on the ambulance cot manufacturer by Stryker, automatically measures patient weight and integrates with the OneDose® app to assist with medication dosing accuracy. This is critical to administering medications as well as providing weight if air transportation is necessary. See www.custercountychief.com for more info as well as the Oct. 23, 2025 Custer County Chief. Pictured upper left: David Baltz, Broken Bow Emergency Services Director, stands next to the ambulance cot stripped of bedding to show the custom-installed scale system. Upper right: Mike Jilg, Broken Bow Emergency Service, reclines on the cot to demonstrate how weight is distributed with David Baltz and system-creator Tristen Hazlett watching. Lower right: From left, the portable ventilator for the ambulance service and two monitors/defibrillators. Lower left: The readout panel of the scale system on the cot.

10/16/2025

10/16/2025

We are immensely proud and thankful for the opportunities we’ve received thanks to the City of Broken Bow, community members, and grant opportunities!
A huge shoutout and thanks to Hinckley Medical for coming out today to show off our OneDose and the OneWeight scales!
Also, thank you to the media for coming to cover our achievements!

The Broken Bow Ambulance Service recently showed off the very latest in critical care technologies carried in their ambulances to treat patients large and small. Tristen Hazlett of Hinckley Medical was on hand to show off one of the Ambulance Service’s latest innovative devices – the OneWeight s...

10/07/2025

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10/04/2025

❤️🤩🫶 Look at all those sponsors! We are extremely grateful for every one of you! If you ever need a reason to shop local, here are about 40 local reasons why. Give your business to businesses like these who support local efforts!

Take a second to tag and thank any of them for all they do!