We’re always here for you. Trusted EMS Care, all the time, when every second counts.

Our Emergency Medical Services team is dedicated to providing rapid, life-saving care in your most critical moments. Equipped with advanced technology and a skilled, compassionate staff, we’re here to provide you with the emergency care you need exactly when you need it.

The Memorial Hospital at Craig
750 Hospital Loop
Craig, CO 81625

Phone: 970-826-3211

Dial 911 for all emergencies

  • 24 hour / 365 Days a year – Advanced Life Support Paramedic Staffing

  • 4,725 Sq Miles of primary ALS coverage

  • 1800 Sq miles of primary ambulance coverage

  • Board Certified Critical Care Paramedic level of care available for critical care transfers

Welcome to Memorial Regional Health EMS

We are honored to serve as the only Advanced Life Support (ALS) ground service provider within Moffat County’s 4,751 square miles staffed 24 hours a day with a primary ambulance response area of 1800 square miles, including the City of Craig, Colorado, with mutual aid responses into Routt County, Colorado and Wyoming as requested.

When you have a medical emergency on your hands, help is just a phone call away. To learn more about our EMS services at Memorial Regional Health, call us at 970-826-3211. If you’re experiencing a severe emergency, please call 911 immediately.

For urgent care services that are not emergencies, such as the stomach flu or a sprain, visit our Rapid Care in Craig at your best convenience.

State-of-the-art equipment

Lifepak 15 cardiac monitors, Stryker Power-Pro Stretchers and Stair-chairs

Qualified personnel

Continuous learning and staying current with the latest techniques and technology

Dedicated to serve

Ready to provide swift and compassionate care when you need it most

Prepared at a Moment’s Notice

Memorial Regional Health EMS staffs one 24-hour ALS ambulance 365 days year with additional resource available to respond from within the community to support “second-out” responses as needed.

Exceptional Out-of-Hospital Care

Our two-person ambulance teams are led by highly experienced Paramedics, with many of our paramedics obtaining the higher board certification and state endorsement of a Critical Care Paramedic; which allows for an expanded scope of practice within the community.  Additionally, our close affiliation with The Memorial Hospital at Craig allows us to augment staffing for critical care transports with specialty trained and board-certified registered nurses (RN), in order to ensure the highest level of care possible when transferring patients for specialty care throughout the region.

Exceptionally Equipped

Memorial Regional Health EMS operates a fleet of four Ford F450 and F350 four-wheel drive “Type-1 Ambulances” to meet the needs of Moffat County year-round.  All ambulances are equipped with LED emergency lighting packages, air-ride suspension and all ALS ambulances are equipped with industry leading Stryker Power Cots and Power-LOAD systems ensuing the safety of our patients and providers.  And, with our expansion in Critical Care Transports, we are now equipped with a Hamilton T1 ventilator and multiple Alaris IV pumps.

Specialty Request Event

Looking for EMS support for your upcoming event? We’re here to help! Reach out to us at 970-826-3291 or email Justin Doubrava at to make the necessary arrangements.

Community Outreach

Our EMS team is dedicated to serving and educating the community. From safety workshops to first aid demonstrations, we’re here to support health and well-being beyond the hospital walls.

Training Opportunities

Memorial Regional Health provides quarterly EMS training sessions for the community. For more information or to get an updated list of courses, please call us today at 970-826-3290.

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Job Postings

Joining the EMS team means becoming part of a dedicated community focused on saving lives and serving the community during its most urgent moments. Find out why you should consider joining our team today!

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  • Stay calm and act quickly
  • Call 911 and provide clear details about the location and emergency
  • Offer basic first aid if trained, but avoid moving injured individuals unless necessary
  • Keep yourself safe and reassure others
  • Follow instructions from emergency responders when they arrive

1. How soon will an ambulance arrive?

The arrival time of an ambulance depends on several factors, such as location, traffic conditions, and the urgency of the situation. Typically, emergency medical services aim to respond within 8-15 minutes for critical emergencies. In rural areas, it may take a bit longer, but rest assured, EMS teams work quickly to reach you.

2. What kind of medical emergencies do you handle?

We handle a wide range of medical emergencies, including but not limited to:

  • Heart attacks and chest pain
  • Strokes
  • Breathing difficulties
  • Severe bleeding or trauma from accidents
  • Seizures
  • Unconsciousness
  • Severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis)
  • Serious falls or fractures

3. What should I do if I’m unsure about needing an ambulance?

If you’re uncertain about whether to call an ambulance, it’s always better to be cautious.
Call 911 and explain the situation to the operator, who can help assess whether an ambulance is necessary.
It’s better to be safe than to delay care in a potential emergency.

Justin Doubrava
Justin Doubrava
MRH EMS Manager and Paramedic

Our EMS staff and Emergency Department staff work closely together to provide a continuum of care from the field to the emergency department. When not answering 911 calls, our teams work in the emergency department to help provide our patients with quality patient-centered care.

To learn more about our EMS services at Memorial Regional Health, call us at 970-826-3211.