HCAS has a fleet of 7 Type III McCoy Miller Advanced Life Support ambulances that meet the entire local
and state requirements for ALS vehicles as well as the KKK-A-1822D Federal Specifications for
Ambulances as outlined by the General Services Administration. HCAS requires well-maintained, response
ready vehicles. Each vehicle has preventive maintenance at a minimum of 3,000 miles.
HCAS surpasses state requirements for mandatory equipment and supplies necessary to provide quality
care to the surrounding community. Our equipment list includes:
• LifePak 12 Cardiac Monitors with 12 lead EKG capabilites
• Non-invasive Continuous Blood Pressure Monitoring
• 3 line IV Pumps
• Capnography
• Pulse Oximetry
• Transport Ventilators
• EZ-IO, for adult and pediatric intraosseous infusion
• CPAP
Howard County Ambulance Service utilizes CODE-STAT™ 7.0 software with Advanced CPR Analytics.
CODE-STAT is a post-event review tool that annotates chest compressions onto the patient’s continuous
ECG report and calculates CPR statistics such as compression rate and hands-off time. CODE-STAT 7.0
software allows us to create benchmarking and trending reports to review our system's performance
CODE-STAT 7.0 also allows us to meet 2005 AHA Guidelines by measuring CPR performance (rate of
compressions/ventilation) and identify areas where improvement is needed, and measure CPR quality
without additional or intrusive hardware between the Paramedic and the patient.
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