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Meet Cody Rauch, a flight nurse for Wings Air Rescue in Sioux City, Iowa, who continues to serve both in our communities and as a member of the National Guard. He brings dedication, leadership and a passion for helping others to everything he does. Thank you for your service, Cody.
Last week, our GMR family had the privilege of honoring 37 fallen EMS heroes during the National EMS Memorial Service Moving Honors procession event at our headquarters in Lewisville, TX.
We are proud to announce a new partnership with Avel eCare to launch 911 REACT (Rural Emergency Access, Care & Telehealth), designed to improve access to care in rural America. Together, we are reimagining 911 as a coordinated entry point to clinical guidance and virtual care, helping connect patients to the right level of care earlier. By combining GMR's 911 Nurse Navigation with Avel eCare's virtual care expertise, we are strengthening clinical decision-making at the first point of contact. This partnership reflects our commitment to improving outcomes and expanding access to appropriate care across rural communities. “For too long, the default has been an ambulance and the emergency department,” said GMR Chief Operating Officer and President Ted Van Horne. "This program offers another option—helping rural residents get answers, manage symptoms around the clock and access care at home, easing pressure on overburdened systems and supporting better long-term outcomes.”
The National EMS Memorial Service’s annual Moving Honors procession began yesterday at the SHIELD Training Center in Redding, CA, embarking on its 9,000-mile journey and paying homage to 37 EMS heroes who lost their lives while serving others. The journey will culminate in Arlington, VA with the National EMS Memorial Service and Weekend of Honor, where the fallen will be solemnly remembered. The GMR family is proud to honor the fallen through this year’s Moving Honors procession. The REACH Air Medical Services team members hosted the kick-off procession event this morning. Safe travels to the Moving Honors team as they begin their journey, spanning 32 stops in 24 states. “It is an honor for REACH to host the kickoff of the Moving Honors procession, a powerful tribute to EMS professionals whose service and sacrifice will never be forgotten,” said Sean Russell, Pacific Region president for Global Medical Response (GMR), REACH’s parent company.
Nearly 30 years ago, Thomas Anderson began his journey surrounded by the best leaders who encouraged him to continue his EMS education. With the company’s support helping fund his training, he became one of the very first graduates of American Medical Response (AMR)’s Earn While You Learn (EWYL) program. Now, he’s giving back to the next generation as a field training officer and long-time paramedic for AMR Waterbury. We are incredibly grateful for his service. This EMS Week we celebrate paramedics like Thomas who pursue EMS education and advocate for patient health and safety. To find out how you can join EWYL, visit https://ow.ly/qQri50YZK1E #EMSWeek2026 #OneGMR
Last week marked a milestone for GMR Solutions as we proudly transitioned from a privately-held company to a publicly listed organization on the NYSE. NYSE: GMRS — providing care to the world at a moment’s notice.
Today, we celebrate our incredible pilots who are the backbone of our lifesaving missions. Their skill, courage and dedication make care possible when it matters most. On this #WorldPilotsDay, we honor and thank them for all they do! #OneTeam Join the team today! Visit https://careers.gmr.net/pilot-careers
We are honored to be recognized with the 2026 VETS Indexes Employer Award, earning a 5-star designation. This distinction places GMR among the top 10% of all employer applicants and reflects a peer-reviewed evaluation recognizing our organization as a leading employer both overall and within our industry. We remain committed to supporting Veterans across our workforce and fostering an environment where their skills, experience and leadership are valued. “Global Medical Response has demonstrated meaningful and measurable support for Veterans and the military-connected community through its commitment to building opportunities for those who served,” said Nicholas Antaki, President of VETS Indexes.
This week, we’re honoring our GMR public safety telecommunicators who serve as the first connection in moments that matter most. Your dedication, professionalism and unwavering support help our teams respond with confidence and care. Thank you for all you do to support our patients, partners and team members. #OneTeam #NPSTW2026
Last Wednesday, our AMR Orlando and Air Evac Texas and Missouri teams worked together in support of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Artemis II mission, which will carry astronauts to the moon and back. We were proud to support this historic event, helping to ensure a safe and successful operation.
