Cabell County EMS

09/25/2026

We were so glad to have Huntington Fire over in our new simulation lab today!

Working together and learning each other's processes helps save critical time on scene and helps patient care become seamless.

Thanks for stopping by!

Stronger together 🤝

09/14/2026

More great things are happening at Cabell County EMS!

We are working to bring PulsePoint Respond to the citizens of Cabell County!

PulsePoint Respond empowers everyday citizens to provide life‐saving assistance to victims of sudden cardiac arrest.

This application is currently being worked on and more information will be available soon!

In the meantime, there is NEAR. National Emergency AED Resource Registry!

The NEAR Application allows businesses, churches, and any other public place to register their AED which is used in conjunction with the PulsePoint app!

If you have access to an AED in a public space, please download this application and register your AED today!

https://onelink.to/pulsepoint-aed

09/11/2026

Way to go team!

Paramedic Lynn A. and EMT Cassie T. helped deliver a healthy baby girl earlier this week!

Lynn and Cassie each received the stork pin for delivering a baby in the field!

Also helping on scene was supervisor Derrick Ray, Assistant Director David Matics, Assistant Training Director Danny Renolds, Paramedic Ryan C., and last, but not least, EMT Kevin P.!

Good job all around!!!

09/09/2026

Happy Emergency Services Day!

Emergency Services Day celebrates Police, Fire, EMS, Dispatchers, and any other Emergency Responder!

We want to take a moment to thank each and every person that steps up when an emergency arises.

Whether its the middle of the night, during inclement weather, or any time at all, these individuals show up when the call comes through.

Thank you all for what you do. The world is a better place for it!

09/03/2026

‘It’s a game changer’: Cabell EMS utilizes new simulation lab 🔽

09/03/2026

Exciting things are happening at Cabell County EMS!

Cabell County Emergency Medical Service has added a simulation lab to its training program that will be a one-stop shop for those training to become EMS professionals.

The simulation lab makes it possible for students to get hands-on, realistic training for situations they could encounter in the field. The lab includes a simulated home with a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It also includes an ER room where students can practice on a SimMan manikin, an advanced manikin with many features.

“It’s literally life-changing for EMS to have this kind of a facility here,” CCEMS Director Veronica Swope said.

08/27/2026

Happy National Dog Day!

We would like to dedicate this post to the one, and only, Ginger!

Ginger is an amazing support dog for those who work in the office and in the field at CCEMS. Anyone who stops by the office always has to come visit her and give pets! Even those who are in for training or visiting love seeing her!

She truly brightens everyone's day!

08/24/2026

Thank you Zack Walden and Greg Cummings for helping out the citizens of Cabell County! This is what helping our community looks like! 👏