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Royal Ambulance Expands to Santa Clara County

Santa Clara, CA, December 09, 2009—Royal Ambulance announced today their new operations in Santa Clara County. They have successfully completed the County's Health & Welfare Code permitting processes and are approved to provide basic life support and critical care transport ambulance services. 

"We are very excited to be expanding to Santa Clara" said Steve Grau, Owner and Founder of Royal Ambulance. "We are confident that we will be able to deliver the same high quality service that we are known for in the rest of the Bay Area". Royal's new branch is opening just in time for the busy winter season in order to assist the Santa Clara Hospital system with their patient throughout. A prompt and reliable transportation service like Royal Ambulance can help increase bed availability and relieve wait times in the emergency room, in turn reliving stress to the whole system.

This move represents the next step in Royal's commitment to the geriatric community. Royal will be focusing on this population, serving skilled nursing facilities and acute care hospitals. Santa Clara's senior citizen community represents 10% of the population, according to the 2009 US Census numbers. Royal Ambulance currently services more than 100 medical facilities, and remains committed to the consistent delivery of their core values: compassion, caring, excellence, integrity, communication and innovation.

About Royal Ambulance

Royal Ambulance Inc. is a leading provider of quality medical transportation services in the Bay Area. Royal offers personalized solutions including emergency and non-emergency basic life support, critical care, bariatric, gurney and wheelchair transport. A proud community partner, Royal is committed to delivering superior patient care, customer satisfaction and responsive, on-time performance. Royal Ambulance is headquartered in San Leandro, CA.

Press Contact

Eve Grau
Royal Ambulance Inc.
(415) 518-8146
eve.grau@royalambulance.com
www.royalambulance.com

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