This Week's Feature: American Medical Response Services Provided: Ambulance Services, Medical American Medical Response AMR serves more communities and customers than any other private ambulance service provider in the nation. But more importantly, AMR’s employees serve their local communities on a personal basis, as part of the community where they live and work. As medical professionals and as neighbors, your needs are our concerns. Our focus is clear, as stated in the company’s values: Patient Focused, Customer Centered, Caregiver Inspired. Those three phrases are at the heart of each call, in each community, each day. From emergency 9-1-1 calls to non-emergency transports to specialized medical teams that serve remote wilderness areas, and more, AMR has the strength to provide patients and customers the right service at the right time. Our national reach and experience allow us to deliver the right service to communities as well, whether AMR manages the entire emergency medical system or engages in a private-public partnership to best serve an area’s need. Locally AMR operates 17 ambulances and covers approximately 1600 square miles. Its primary response areas are Apple Valley, Adelanto, Victorville and the unincorporated communities. Our clear focus is the community, where we proudly sponsor and participate in several events to include the Annual Fill the Ambulance Toy Drive,  911 Access programs at local schools, the chambers of commerce’s, and Special Events in the communities that we serve. Day or Night AMR is here for you locally to meet all of your Emergency Medical Needs from EMS transport to Event Standby Services.   Click for Full Article   FREE GIFT WITH OUR NO OBLIGATION QUOTE, FREE Catalogue with $25 order FREE mood pencil Save $4 On your order when you mention this ad Visit us and receive 15% off order   View More     07/07 - Give blood the gift of hope and life. 07/14 - Preventing Dehydration 07/14 - Intergrated Medicine: East & West for Womens Health 07/16 - Quality of Life...Strong decisions during tender times. 07/23 - Draperies can save energy and be beautiful and inexpensive.   View More Bluestar Active in our local communities Death Valley Exhibit Chamber Grand Openings/ Ribbon Cuttings   View More     Robotic Surgery in The High Desert Mormon rocks, joshua trees Chamber Grand Opening Phat Cat Swingers Promo Reel   View More Inland Empire News CALIFORNIA BRIEFING What's triggering gun sales? Chino district's error delays summer break by 34 school days for some students UC Riverside wants its Thai trove on the shelves Esperanza arsonist Raymond Lee Oyler sentenced to death California News California begins printing IOUs Education secretary treads where teachers unions don't want to go Villaraigosa starts vacation a day after inauguration Jackson memorial planned for Tuesday at Staples Center Jackson concert promoter may still make money Entertainment Michael Jackson fans flock to Grammy Museum 'I Hate Valentine's Day' Corey Feldman: The lost boy finds his way 'Masterpiece Mystery!: Miss Marple' Aspiring state attorney general Kamala Harris finds friends in L.A. Automotive O Canada! Ford's No. 1 Carmakers say June sales report is a sign of progress VW turbo diesels -- a summer sales blockbuster $1.49 gasoline today only, compliments of Hyundai GM to pull out of joint venture with Toyota at California plant Technology What Madoff, Minkow and Ponzi now have in common Pirate Bay to be acquired by Global Gaming Factory China to delay requiring Green Dam Youth Escort filtering software Apple 'very glad' to have Steve Jobs back Comcast to launch wireless broadband today Education LAUSD agrees to let Birmingham High to become charter School levy failure highlights challenges for big districts CALIFORNIA BRIEFING Birmingham High's charter-conversion struggles show difficulty of reform School officials not amused by comedian's photo shoot Sports Matt Wieters' reputation preceded himself Manny's return covered from every angle Cal State Northridge coach's son is sentenced Lakers get Artest; Ariza agrees with Rockets U.S. has an extra advantage in Gold Cup Finance Court begins weighing Jackson estate's fate Consumer fraud charges filed against five Van Nuys companies Eligibility for home refinance program is expanded Mercury General using guise of benevolence to assault Prop. 103 Chase cardholders see payment hike as a raw deal