Central Ohio VHF Hospital Frequencies?

[Colin9690]

Hi,

I know I have seen these freqs listed somewhere, but what are the freqs used by ohio ambulances for communicating with the hospital that don't have trunking capability (Ex. Rural Metro). Again, I know these are either VHF or UHF, but I can't seen to find the page that they are listed on. Can anyone help?

 

[FPO703]

More and more EMS agencies are using Cell Phones. Either that or they use 155.340 or the 10 Med Channels (462.950-463.175/467.950-468.175)

 

[ShawnCowden]

for example mid ohio ems is useing cell

what about pickaway plains ?? in some areas rural metro is main ems insted of the fd etc

in my kentucky town we have:
ambulance service non private 911 gov. runned
rescue sq.
fire dept.
and div. of emerg managment

here in ohio fd covers both rescue and ems ops as well as fd ops that is for columbus and lancaster weird!!!

 

[Colin9690]

Thanks you your inputs!

 

[wa8pyr]

Hi,

I know I have seen these freqs listed somewhere, but what are the freqs used by ohio ambulances for communicating with the hospital that don't have trunking capability (Ex. Rural Metro). Again, I know these are either VHF or UHF, but I can't seen to find the page that they are listed on. Can anyone help?

HERC (Hospital Emergency Radio Communications) channels for Franklin County:

F1 - 155.340 Hospital Primary
F2 - 155.220 Disaster Primary
F3 - 155.280
F4 - 155.400 Medflight

Not sure if Franklin County EMA still does weekly tests or not....

Tom WA8PYR

 

[Colin9690]

Thank you sir. That's the list I was looking for! Thanks again.