Elverson-Honey Brook Area EMS, 4458 Main Street, Elverson, PA (2025)

10/16/2025

Proud to Participate in the Elverson Halloween Parade!

Last night, Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS had the privilege of joining the Elverson Halloween Parade, one of our community’s favorite annual traditions. We were excited to take part with two ambulances decorated for the event, bringing a festive and friendly EMS presence to the celebration.

Thank you to the crew members who represented our organization with pride:
Lieutenant Fina, EMT Gruver, EMT Welch, EMT Student Paige, and Chief Welch.
Their enthusiasm and professionalism helped showcase the fun side of EMS while allowing our neighbors, especially the children, to see our team up close in a positive setting.

Community events like this parade help us build connections long before emergencies happen. We value every opportunity to support local traditions, meet residents, and show the faces behind the uniforms.

Thank you to everyone who attended the parade. We enjoyed seeing your costumes, smiles, and community spirit. We look forward to being part of this great event again next year.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/689/Proud-to-Participate-in-the-Elverson-Halloween-Parade

10/15/2025

2026 EMS Membership Drive Begins

2026 EMS Membership Drive Has Begun!
Mailings are arriving in mailboxes this week, and we are excited to officially launch the Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS Membership Program for 2026.

This program is one of the most important ways our community can support local EMS while also protecting their families from high out-of-pocket costs during a medical emergency. Health insurance often covers only a portion of ambulance transport, leaving patients with large deductibles or co-pays. A membership helps reduce or even eliminate that burden.

How the Membership Helps You:

-Covers all medically necessary ambulance transports
-First transport: We accept your insurance payment as payment in full—no balance billed to you
-Additional transports: You receive a 75% discount on any remaining patient responsibility (based on your insurance)
-Affordable peace of mind for the whole household
-No hidden fees

Why Your Support Matters:

EMS agencies across the country are facing rising costs for staff, equipment, and insurance while reimbursement rates continue to drop. By becoming a member, you are helping us:

-Maintain 24/7 emergency coverage
-Ensure trained personnel and safe vehicles are ready when seconds matter
-Continue serving our community with high-quality care

Your membership directly supports local EMS operations—keeping resources in our community and allowing us to stay strong and ready to respond.

Watch Your Mailbox!

Membership forms have been mailed and should arrive this week. Simply return the form with your payment to enroll. Your support helps us provide lifesaving service to you, your family, and your neighbors.

Thank you for standing with your local EMS.
Together, we keep our community safe.

Online Membership Registration
https://admin.eservicestech.com/p/vzEKRhM5m75VfTVf7hq3p7WG/membership
Donate
https://admin.eservicestech.com/p/vzEKRhM5m75VfTVf7hq3p7WG/donate

https://www.ehbems.org/news/688/2026-EMS-Membership-Drive-Begins

09/20/2025

Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS Hosts Successful Community Open House

Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS proudly welcomed more than 100 community members to our annual Open House at our Elverson station. The event gave residents the chance to meet their local emergency medical providers, see our equipment up close, and learn valuable lifesaving skills.

A major feature of the day was Hands-Only CPR training, where attendees learned how chest compressions alone can improve survival rates for someone in cardiac arrest. Many left with the confidence to step in and help during an emergency.

We also distributed Narcan kits and trained participants on their use. Narcan is a vital tool in reversing opioid overdoses, and by placing it in the hands of the public, we extend the chain of survival and give families and bystanders the ability to act before EMS arrives.

Our crews offered ambulance tours, demonstrated medical equipment, and answered questions about the care we provide. This gave neighbors a behind-the-scenes look at how we operate and what happens during an emergency call.

Another highlight was the vehicle rescue demonstration, conducted with the Twin Valley Fire Department. Community members saw how fire and EMS teams work together to safely remove a patient from a wrecked vehicle. The demonstration underscored the importance of teamwork and the specialized skills required in serious emergencies.

Events like this open house do more than showcase our equipment. They allow us to build trust and familiarity with the people we serve. Meeting our providers in a calm setting helps community members feel more confident and reassured if they ever need us during a crisis.

We thank everyone who attended, along with our partners at Twin Valley Fire Department, for making this year’s Open House a success.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/687/Elverson-Honey-Brook-Area-EMS-Hosts-Successful-Community-Open-House

09/20/2025

Fire and EMS vehicle rescue demo: 11:50 AM today at the Open House!

09/20/2025

Come see us at our Open House today! We are setting up now and looking forward to seeing everyone!

09/20/2025

Come see us today at our open house! We are setting up and looking to see everyone in the next few hours.

09/18/2025

2025 Open House

🚨 You’re Invited! 🚨
Community Open House – Saturday, September 20th

Get ready for an exciting day at Elverson Honey Brook EMS! Join us on Saturday, September 20th, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 4458 Main Street for our Community Open House.

We’ve got something for everyone:

🔥 Fire and EMS demonstrations that put you right in the action
❤️ Hands-on CPR training where you can learn lifesaving skills
🐾 A thrilling K-9 demonstration you won’t want to miss
🎉 A bounce house for the kids
🍔 Delicious options from local food trucks

This is more than an open house — it’s a chance to meet your first responders, see what we do, and spend a fun day together as a community. Bring your family, friends, and neighbors and help us celebrate the partnership between EMS and the people we serve.

📅 Saturday, September 20th
🕙 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 4458 Main Street, Elverson

👉 Mark your calendars, spread the word, and come join us for a day full of learning, fun, and community spirit!

https://www.ehbems.org/news/683/2025-Open-House

09/15/2025

Accident Involving A Farm Tractor In Honey Brook Township

On September 15th, 2025, at 16:04 Honey Brook Fire Company along with Elverson-Honey Brook EMS were dispatched to the 900 block of Compass Road for an auto accident.

Honey Brook Fire Company units and Ambulance 189 made the response and were advised by the Chester County 911 Center that the caller reported a 3-vehicle accident involving a farm tractor with 1 to be checked.

Honey Brook Fire Company units arrived and controlled the hazards on the vehicles while also sweeping debris from the roadway. Ambulance 189 arrived and assumed care of 1 patient and determined that patient would need to be transported to an area hospital for a further evaluation.

Honey Brook Fire Company units remained on the scene to assist the Pennsylvania State Police with their investigation and to assist with traffic control around the accident scene.

Ambulance 189 cleared the call at 17:38.

Units: Honey Brook Fire Company

Mutual Aid: EMS: Elverson-Honey Brook EMS

Law Enforcement: Pennsylvania State Police

https://www.ehbems.org/news/686/Accident-Involving-A-Farm-Tractor-In-Honey-Brook-Township

09/07/2025

Accident With Multiple People Trapped In Caernarvon Township-Lancaster County

On September 6th, 2025, Caernarvon Fire Company (Churchtown) along with Elverson-Honey Brook EMS were dispatched to the area of Twin County and Best Roads in Caernarvon Township for an auto accident.

The Lancaster County 911 Center quickly upgraded the assignment to entrapment which added paramedics from Tower Health (Micu 93) and a rescue truck from the Honey Brook Fire Company. Caernarvon Fire Company units, Ambulance 189, Micu 93 all made the response and were advised by the Lancaster County 911 Center that multiple callers reported a 3-vehicle accident with at least 5 patients and 1 subject trapped.

Ambulance 89 and Berks Medic 682-1 self-attached to the assignment as additional resources while the Lancaster County 911 Center added ambulance from FivePointville EMS and New Holland EMS to make a total of 6 transporting EMS units. Lancaster Chief 34 (Fisher) arrived and assumed command of the incident and confirmed a total of 5 patients with 2 subjects trapped in separate vehicles. Ambulance 189 arrived and triaged the scene and confirmed that there would be 3 BLS and 2 ALS.

Caernarvon Fire Company units and Honey Brook Fire Company (Rescue 33) arrived and began extrication of the trapped patients. As additional EMS units arrived, they were assigned their patient by Ambulance 189's crew. Thanks to the quick extrication by the Caernarvon and Honey Brook Fire Companies all patients were in the care of EMS shortly after thei arrival.

All EMS units transported their respective patients to an area hospital for follow up care. Ambulance 36 was recalled prior to their arrival at the scene and made available to help cover the area as the EMS resources were exhausted due to this accident. Caernarvon and Honey Brook Fire Companies remained on the scene to assist with lighting and traffic control for the Pennsylvania State Police.

All Elverson-Honey Brook EMS units cleared the call at 00:30.

Units: Caernarvon Fire Company (Churchtown)

Mutual Aid: Fire: Honey Brook Fire Company-

EMS: Elverson-Honey Brook, Tower Direct Paramedics, FivePointville, New Holland Ambulance and Paramedic's-

Law Enforcement: Pennsylvania State Police

https://www.ehbems.org/news/685/Accident-With-Multiple-People-Trapped-In-Caernarvon-Township-Lancaster-County

09/03/2025

2-Vehicle Accident In West Nantmeal Township

On September 2nd, 2025, at 8:13 Glenmoore Fire Company along with Elverson-Honey Brook EMS were dispatched to the intersection of Manor and Creek Roads in West Nantmeal Township for an auto accident.

Glenmoore Fire Company units and Ambulance 189 made the response and were advised by the Chester County 911 Center that the caller reported a 2-vehicle accident at the intersection with a report of a vehicle that had rolled over with unknown injuries. Additional callers reported at least one subject with injuries.

Glenmoore Fire Company units arrived and began securing the hazards on the vehicles while also sweeping debris from the roadway. Ambulance 189 arrived and began care on the injured subject. Ambulance 189 determined that 1 subject would need to be transported to an area hospital for a further evaluation and requested a medic unit meet them enroute. Tower Direct Paramedics were dispatched to assist Ambulance 189.

Glenmoore Fire Company units remained on the scene to assist the Pennsylvania State Police with their investigation while also providing traffic control around the accident scene.

Ambulance 189 cleared the call at 10:01.

Units: Glenmoore Fire Company

Mutual Aid: EMS: Elverson-Honey Brook EMS, Tower Direct Paramedics (Micu 93)

https://www.ehbems.org/news/684/2-Vehicle-Accident-In-West-Nantmeal-Township

07/25/2025

2 Department Members Successfully Complete Paramedic Program

Today, the Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences honored the Paramedic Class of 2025, alongside the Phoenixville Hospital Paramedic Class of 2024. We are proud to share that two members of Elverson Honey Brook Area EMS—now Paramedics Train and Rodriguez—were among the graduates. The members and officers of EHBEMS extend their sincere congratulations and appreciation for their dedication and achievement.
The Reading Hospital Paramedic Program is nationally accredited through CAAHEP via CoAEMSP and follows the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Standard Curriculum. The program blends classroom education, clinical rotations, and a field internship to prepare students for advanced prehospital care. Topics include anatomy, cardiology, pharmacology, trauma, and emergency medicine. Students also complete ACLS, PALS, and PHTLS certifications. Clinical experiences in departments like the ER, ICU, OB, and pediatrics lead into a final field internship with real-world EMS responsibilities.
Despite a power outage caused by storms, the ceremony continued without interruption—fitting for a group of professionals trained to perform under pressure. We celebrate all the graduates and their supporters on this milestone achievement.

https://www.ehbems.org/news/682/2-Department-Members-Successfully-Complete-Paramedic-Program

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