Schoolcop
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Does anyone know the radio freq, for the Yale ambulances at L&M hospital
Yale New Haven Hospital ambulance radio freq. for the L&M campus
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MedicMike153
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This is my guess. It is listed under New London County business listings.
If they are the old L&M badged units that serve the area, they do use CLMRN (9011 & 9012) and Waterford New London TRS.
No I think he’s talking about the YNH transport unit that performs transfers between Pequot / LM / Yale NH
Schoolcop
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The Yale Transport ambulances that do transfers is what I am looking for.
155.22 and 155.3400
Uh those are American Ambulance freq’s out of Norwich ?
155.3400 is licensed to many, State Med Net
L&M Is Yale New Haven run by American Ambulance..
AMR dispatches everything out of New Haven. I would assume it would be one of the UHF frequencies used on a tower out that way (if there is one).
L&M Medics are not part of AMR, still hospital based paramedics for the area.
American Ambulance is owned by Hartford Health Care. They do transport to L&M.
L&M Medics are not part of AMR, still hospital based paramedics for the area.
American Ambulance is owned by Hartford Health Care. They do transport to L&M.
The two L+M Hospital ambulances have P25 radios, the same as the medic intercept vehicles; however, these radios are rarely used, so you won’t hear much from them. The ambulances are dispatched via text or cell phone from a central dispatch in New Haven, an operation completely separate from Groton Fire Alarm (GFA) or Station W Waterford, which are the typical medic dispatch agencies. These L+M ambulances are only used for transfers.
To pass inspection, the ambulances are required to have med radios (front and back,) although these are also rarely used. Transfers are planned, even the urgent ones from Pequot and L+M, so typically no patch from the ambulance to the receiving hospital is required.
The ambulances are not currently authorized for emergency (9-1-1) use. The transfer ambulances can be staffed as BLS or ALS. If an ambulance is BLS and needs ALS, an area medic is dispatched as an intercept via Groton Fire Alarm or Station W Waterford, just like any other similar call.
To pass inspection, the ambulances are required to have med radios (front and back,) although these are also rarely used. Transfers are planned, even the urgent ones from Pequot and L+M, so typically no patch from the ambulance to the receiving hospital is required.
The ambulances are not currently authorized for emergency (9-1-1) use. The transfer ambulances can be staffed as BLS or ALS. If an ambulance is BLS and needs ALS, an area medic is dispatched as an intercept via Groton Fire Alarm or Station W Waterford, just like any other similar call.
