Clifton Park & Halfmoon EMS

Clifton Park & Halfmoon EMS Committed to premiere patient care and successful, integrated community partnerships.

Clifton Park & Halfmoon Emergency Corps is a not-for-profit, community-based provider of Advanced Life Support pre-hospital care and transport to the Towns of Clifton Park and Halfmoon and the City of Mechanicville, NY. In addition to pre-hospital care and transport, Clifton Park & Halfmoon Emergency Corps is a certified American Heart Association Training Center providing various levels of training for healthcare providers and the public.

We had such a great time doing CPR demonstrations for the students at Tesago Elementary School this week. Thank you for ...
02/27/2026

We had such a great time doing CPR demonstrations for the students at Tesago Elementary School this week. Thank you for having us!

The training never stops at CPHM!This evening, one of our esteemed alumni, Jesse Young, presented an in-depth cardiology...
02/24/2026

The training never stops at CPHM!

This evening, one of our esteemed alumni, Jesse Young, presented an in-depth cardiology lecture to our providers. Jesse is a former CPHM paramedic, now a cardiothoracic PA at Ellis Hospital. We are grateful to have him.

We are excited to share that our ambulances are now equipped with Carter Kits™ Sensory Bags. This bag is a specialized t...
02/23/2026

We are excited to share that our ambulances are now equipped with Carter Kits™ Sensory Bags. This bag is a specialized tool designed to help children with autism and other sensory needs feel calmer during emergencies.

Emergency scenes can be loud, bright, and overwhelming. These kits include items like noise-reducing headphones, sensory supports, and comfort tools like weighted blankets that help our providers reduce stress and create a more reassuring environment for pediatric patients.

At CPHM, we are committed to caring for every need of our patients. Adding Carter Kits to our units ensures that every child we serve feels supported, understood, and cared for. We are proud to be able to provide this support to the community on future calls!

Happy Valentine’s Day! We hope you had a day of love and good health!❤️
02/15/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! We hope you had a day of love and good health!❤️

It always nice when we can take the time to celebrate one another, even during a busy day. We were able to spend Frank’s...
02/11/2026

It always nice when we can take the time to celebrate one another, even during a busy day. We were able to spend Frank’s birthday sharing cake between calls! Happy birthday, Frank!🥳

The care we provide to the community extends past only our human neighbors. Today a bird was found outside the station w...
02/08/2026

The care we provide to the community extends past only our human neighbors. Today a bird was found outside the station who needed help in the cold weather. Our staff named him Rupert and nursed him back to health before returning him to nature. So proud of our amazing and compassionate providers!❄️🐦‍⬛

Happy Opening Ceremony! We are enjoying it at the station today between calls. Go Team USA🇺🇸
02/06/2026

Happy Opening Ceremony! We are enjoying it at the station today between calls. Go Team USA🇺🇸

🎗️ World Cancer Day | February 4 🎗️World Cancer Day is about more than awareness. It’s about prevention, early detection...
02/04/2026

🎗️ World Cancer Day | February 4 🎗️

World Cancer Day is about more than awareness. It’s about prevention, early detection, equitable access to care, and standing together in support of everyone affected by cancer.

It’s also a reminder to us that our values of integrity, compassion, respect, innovation, and safety guide the way we care for patients, support families, and strengthen our communities.

Today, we stand in unity with patients, survivors, caregivers, and loved ones, committed to compassionate care and a future where quality cancer care is accessible to all. 💜

Happy Friday from the station!🚑
01/24/2026

Happy Friday from the station!🚑

We just received a new teaching tool for our staff and the public. This anti-choking training device uses an air pocket ...
01/20/2026

We just received a new teaching tool for our staff and the public. This anti-choking training device uses an air pocket inside a wearable vest for the opporunity to get real-world practice on another person. The air pocket can be filled with foam pieces to simulate chocking and a successful Heimlich Maneuver when the foam is dislodged. We are very excited to use this new device. Keep a lookout for it at future outreach and training events!

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15 Crossing Boulevard
Halfmoon, NY
12065

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