Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service

What Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service does

Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service (MVEMS) is a private nonprofit volunteer EMS organization incorporated in Connecticut and operating continuously since 1977 from a single station at 54 Jockey Hollow Rd, Monroe, CT. Its core function is pre-hospital emergency medical care, advanced life support, and transportation to definitive medical care facilities for residents of the Town of Monroe and surrounding communities. The organization is governed by a five-person EMS Commission appointed by the Town and is led by an all-volunteer command staff — Chief of Service Craig Rosenberg (18 years of service), Deputy Chief Ryan Condon, Operations Captain Chris Sullivan, and Administration Captain Keith Hensel. Membership recruitment is community-led, drawing EMTs and Emergency Medical Responders through civic engagement, school presentations, and a dedicated recruiting video.

MVEMS supplements its emergency response mission with a paid training catalog. EMT certification is delivered via a strategic partnership with MissionCIT as a 12-week hybrid course (online plus in-person skills sessions) priced at $1,395 per participant. Community-facing Heartsaver CPR AED training is offered at $70 per participant and Stop-the-Bleed training follows the American College of Surgeons curriculum, both delivered to civic groups, schools, and businesses on request. The organization also staffs first aid stations at town events and conducts youth outreach through Cub Scout and Girl Scout programs. It was instrumental in the Town of Monroe attaining Heart-Safe Community status.

Revenue mechanics combine third-party EMS billing (administered by First Responder Billing), training course fees, and tax-deductible donations processed via PayPal. The technology footprint is limited to off-the-shelf operational tools — Aladtec for volunteer scheduling and EMSCharts for electronic patient care reporting — with no proprietary software, AI capabilities, or external investment. Marketing is conducted almost entirely through community channels: a Facebook page, the monroevems.org website, school presentations, and direct civic engagement. The service area is restricted to Monroe and immediately adjacent communities, with no disclosed geographic expansion plans.

Name

Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service

Legal name

Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service

Website

https://monroevems.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1977

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service is a 501(c)-style nonprofit volunteer EMS organization founded in 1977 that provides pre-hospital emergency care, advanced life support, and patient transport to residents of Monroe, Connecticut, supplemented by paid EMT, CPR, and Stop-the-Bleed training programs.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Emergency Medical Services

NAICS

Ambulance Services (62191)

SIC

Services-Health Services (8000)

akta.pro primary industry

Private EMS Providers (Contract/Interfacility) (HLAFANAB)

akta.pro secondary industries

EMS Education, Training & Simulation Centers (HLAFANAL), Medical Emergency Response & On-site First Aid/Paramedics (BPABANAG)

Keywords

• Emergency medical services
• Pre-hospital care
• EMT training
• CPR AED training
• Volunteer ambulance

Headquarters

HQ city

Monroe

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Emergency Medical Services Billing: Monroe Volunteer EMS provides emergency medical care and transportation to medical facilities. The organization bills for services through First Responder Billing, a third-party billing company.
2. EMT Training Courses: The organization hosts EMT certification courses in partnership with MissionCIT. The 12-week hybrid EMT Initial Course costs $1,395 per participant.
3. Community Training Programs: Short training programs including Heartsaver CPR AED Training ($70) and Stop-the-Bleed training are offered to community members and organizations.
4. Donations: Tax-deductible donations are accepted via PayPal, processed securely and appearing as MONROE EMS DONATION on bank statements.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

MVEMS delivers pre-hospital emergency medical care, advanced life support services, and transportation to definitive medical care facilities for residents of the Town of Monroe and surrounding communities. Operations are staffed entirely by volunteer EMTs and EMRs coordinated through Aladtec scheduling and documented in EMSCharts. In parallel, the organization runs paid community training programs, including EMT/EMR certification (in partnership with MissionCIT), American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AED, and Stop-the-Bleed bleeding control courses.

Product overview

Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service operates as a volunteer EMS organization providing a unified emergency medical care service to the Town of Monroe since 1977. The core offering is pre-hospital emergency medical care with advanced life support capabilities and transportation. Supporting this core service are community training programs including EMT/EMR certification courses, CPR/AED training, and Stop-the-Bleed training. The organization also provides community outreach services such as first aid stations at town events and school presentations. All services are delivered through volunteer membership comprising EMTs, EMRs, and support personnel.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Care and Transport Quality pre-hospital emergency medical care, advanced life support services, and ambulance transportation to medical facilities for residents of Monroe, CT and surrounding communities, delivered by volunteer EMTs and EMRs.
• EMT Training Program Hybrid 12-week EMT Initial certification course offered in partnership with MissionCIT, including online learning, in-person skills sessions, CPR for Healthcare Providers, and NREMT prep materials, for community members seeking EMT certification.
• Heartsaver CPR AED Training Five-hour community CPR and AED training course based on American Heart Association science-based guidance, offered at $70 per participant, payable by cash or check on the day of class.
• Stop-the-Bleed Training 1.5-hour bleeding control training course based on American College of Surgeons curriculum that teaches participants to recognize life-threatening bleeding and apply three quick control techniques; pricing available on request.
• Community Outreach and Event First Aid First aid stations for town events and civic groups, school presentations, Stuff an Ambulance food drives, and first aid awareness trainings for Cub Scout and Girl Scout troops in the Town of Monroe.

Quantifiable outcome

• Achieved Heart-Safe Community status for the Town of Monroe

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• First Responder BillingcoreOthersThird-party billing company handling all billing-related questions for Monroe Volunteer EMS services. Contact: Phone 203-732-7438, Fax 203-538-5626. They manage insurance billing and payment processing for emergency medical services provided.
• MissionCITcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMissionCIT offers fully accredited Hybrid EMT Initial courses with skills sessions held at Monroe EMS. The partnership provides EMT training infrastructure, online learning platforms, NREMT prep materials, and scheduling for in-person skills sessions. MissionCIT handles registration and course delivery while MVEMS provides facility and local instruction support.
• Town of Monroe EMS CommissioncoreOthersFive-person commission responsible for establishing policy for planning, coordination, and administration of emergency medical services for the Town. Members: Paul L. Resnick (Chairman), Peter Oliva (Vice-Chairman), Nick Rotundo, Michelle Widdowns, Robert Zawatski.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• American Heart Association: Provides the CPR/AED curriculum MVEMS uses for its Heartsaver courses. While not a direct EMS competitor, AHA is the ecosystem partner whose curriculum standards shape MVEMS's community training offering and certification revenue.

Direct peers

• MissionCIT: Accredited EMT Initial course provider and active training partner to MVEMS. Directly comparable as a hybrid EMT certification organization, and a partner of MVEMS for skills-session delivery.
• American Red Cross: National nonprofit offering CPR, AED, and first aid training that directly overlaps with MVEMS's community training programs. While MVEMS focuses on volunteer EMS delivery, its CPR/AED/Stop-the-Bleed courses compete for the same community training dollars and audience.
• Stratford EMS (Stratford Emergency Medical Service): Volunteer EMS provider serving Stratford, Connecticut. Comparable to MVEMS as a community-anchored volunteer EMS offering pre-hospital care, transport, and CPR/first aid training in an adjacent Connecticut town.
• Easton Volunteer EMS: Volunteer EMS service covering Easton, Connecticut. Directly comparable to MVEMS in mission, operational model, and community scale, serving a similar suburban Connecticut town.
• Trumbull Volunteer Emergency Medical Service: A nearby Connecticut volunteer EMS organization serving the Town of Trumbull. Closely comparable to MVEMS in being a volunteer-driven, community-embedded nonprofit EMS provider in a similar Connecticut suburban municipality with comparable scope of services.
• Echo Hose Hook & Ladder / Shelton EMS: Volunteer EMS and fire/EMS response organization serving Shelton, Connecticut. Comparable to MVEMS as a community-based volunteer EMS service in a neighboring Connecticut town with similar service mix and volunteer-driven operating model.
• Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps: Volunteer ambulance service for Newtown, Connecticut. Comparable to MVEMS in operating as a volunteer nonprofit EMS providing pre-hospital care and training in a similar Connecticut community.

Broad incumbents

• Falck: Global EMS and ambulance service provider operating across the U.S. and Europe. Comparable to MVEMS in core service line (pre-hospital care and transport) but at vastly broader scale as a commercial incumbent.
• American Medical Response (AMR): The largest private EMS and ambulance provider in the United States. Comparable to MVEMS in offering pre-hospital emergency care and ambulance transport, but operates at national scale across municipal contracts, whereas MVEMS is a single-town volunteer nonprofit.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/2Y2KxDI
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/monroe-volunteer-emergency-medical-service

Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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