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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance
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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service
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revas.org
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Private
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1949
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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer ambulance corps incorporated in 1949 and based in River Edge, NJ. The organization provides emergency medical response and ambulance transportation to approximately 9,000 residents of the borough, handling roughly 325 of the ~650 annual medical emergencies in the area during overnight shifts (7pm-7am). Following COVID-era volunteer attrition, REVAS shifted to a hybrid operating model in August 2021, contracting Holy Name Hospital to provide daytime EMS coverage (7am-7pm) while REVAS absorbs the patient copay to preserve zero out-of-pocket cost for residents. The service is delivered entirely free of charge to patients; REVAS never bills patients or insurance and is funded solely by donations from River Edge residents.

REVAS's operating model relies on volunteer EMTs (no paid staff) and standard BLS-level EMS equipment including defibrillators, stretchers, oxygen tanks, and protective gear. The organization offers free EMT training through the Bergen EMS Training Center or Less Stress Instructional Services to maintain its volunteer pipeline. Current active membership stands at 16 field responders plus 23 probationary members in training, with a separate slate of administrative officers (President Carol Miller, Vice President Catherine O'Donnell, Secretary William Dong, Treasurer Joan Daly) and line officers (Captain Audrius Juskelis, 1st Lieutenant Nicole Grecco, 2nd Lieutenant Andrea Samson, Sergeant Al Ruhlmann) governing operations. The ambulance building is located at 210 Continental Ave, River Edge, NJ, with service coverage extending into parts of New Milford, Oradell, Hackensack, and Paramus.

REVAS's revenue model is donation-only, with no fees collected from patients or insurers. The sole funding stream consists of donations from River Edge residents, used to replenish trauma supplies, refill oxygen tanks, maintain defibrillators, replace aging equipment, and cover copayments for the Holy Name Hospital partnership. The organization markets itself through community outreach and a basic informational website (revas.org) offering patient FAQs, volunteer recruitment information, and donation pages. There is no product platform, no commercial technology stack, no app or API surface, and no disclosed financial figures. Strategic priorities are limited to sustaining current operations and, contingent on renewed volunteer recruitment, returning to 24x7 self-managed coverage.

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service is a 100% volunteer, donation-funded nonprofit EMS provider serving approximately 9,000 residents of River Edge, NJ. It handles roughly 325 emergency calls annually during overnight shifts, with daytime coverage contracted to Holy Name Hospital since 2021.

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HeadquartersRiver Edge, United States
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River Edge
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North America
Markets served

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Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
emergency medical services, ambulance transportation, volunteer EMS, basic life support, 911 emergency response
NAICS code1 code
  • Ambulance Services62191
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Health Services8000
Product category
Emergency Medical Services
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model1 record
1Donations from River Edge Residents
TypeGrants Donations
Description

REVAS operates as a 100% volunteer organization with $0 spent on staffing. The sole funding source is donations from River Edge residents, which have kept the organization operating for 75 years. Donations are used to replenish trauma supplies, refill oxygen tanks, maintain defibrillators, replace aging equipment, and cover copayments for the Holy Name hospital EMS partnership.

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Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Others
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Core offering1 text field

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit that provides free Basic Life Support (BLS) emergency medical care and ambulance transportation to residents of River Edge, NJ. Founded in 1949, the organization handles approximately 325 emergency calls annually during nighttime hours (7pm-7am), with daytime coverage provided by Holy Name Hospital EMS under a contract that REVAS subsidizes by covering patient copays.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 2 values shown
  • Handles approximately 325 medical emergencies per year (half of the 650 total in River Edge)
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Product overview1 text field

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 100% volunteer-run organization that provides emergency medical services (EMS) and ambulance transportation to residents of River Edge, NJ. Founded in 1949, the organization operates as a unified service offering rather than a platform with separate modules. The primary service is emergency medical response and transportation, delivered by trained Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) using ambulance vehicles. REVAS handles approximately 325 emergency calls annually (about half of the ~650 total medical emergencies in River Edge) during night shifts, with daytime coverage provided by Holy Name Hospital EMS under a contract. The organization offers free services to patients and relies entirely on community donations for funding.

Product and service2 records
1Volunteer Emergency Medical Response and Ambulance Transportation
CategoryEmergency Medical Services
2Daytime EMS Copay Coverage Program
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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2021-08-01
Description

In August 2021, REVAS and town leadership signed a contract with Holy Name Hospital designating them as the EMS provider from 7am to 7pm. Under this contract, REVAS covers the copay portion of ambulance bills for residents, ensuring no out-of-pocket costs regardless of when residents call 911. This partnership addresses the challenge of volunteer recruitment during daytime hours. REVAS handles nighttime coverage (7pm-7am) while Holy Name provides daytime emergency response.

Recent move3 records

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Peers7 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

International commercial ambulance and emergency services provider with U.S. municipal contracts. Comparable as a paid, scaled EMS operator illustrating the alternative model REVAS competes with for daytime coverage.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Network of volunteer ambulance services operating across multiple U.S. regions. Comparable as a community-based, volunteer-driven EMS model providing free or low-cost emergency response.

TypeRegional player
Description

Hospital-based EMS provider operating in Bergen County, adjacent to REVAS's service area. Comparable as a regional paid EMS service within the same northern New Jersey market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hospital-affiliated EMS provider that delivers daytime (7am–7pm) emergency ambulance coverage for River Edge under contract with REVAS. Directly comparable as a paid EMS operator serving the same geography and call types.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National commercial ambulance and EMS provider operating across hundreds of U.S. municipalities. Comparable as a large-scale paid EMS operator that REVAS's volunteer model competes against where call volume permits.

6Bergen County Volunteer EMS Corps (various local squads)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Other small volunteer ambulance corps operating in Bergen County municipalities (e.g., Teaneck, Paramus, Fair Lawn). Directly comparable as borough-level volunteer EMS organizations facing similar recruitment and funding dynamics.

TypeRegional player
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New Jersey-based hospital-affiliated EMS service providing 911 response and inter-facility transport. Comparable as a regional New Jersey EMS provider with a hospital partnership model similar to REVAS's Holy Name arrangement.

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance

Emergency Medical Servicesrevas.org

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service is a 100% volunteer, donation-funded nonprofit EMS provider serving approximately 9,000 residents of River Edge, NJ. It handles roughly 325 emergency calls annually during overnight shifts, with daytime coverage contracted to Holy Name Hospital since 2021.

What River Edge Volunteer Ambulance does

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer ambulance corps incorporated in 1949 and based in River Edge, NJ. The organization provides emergency medical response and ambulance transportation to approximately 9,000 residents of the borough, handling roughly 325 of the ~650 annual medical emergencies in the area during overnight shifts (7pm-7am). Following COVID-era volunteer attrition, REVAS shifted to a hybrid operating model in August 2021, contracting Holy Name Hospital to provide daytime EMS coverage (7am-7pm) while REVAS absorbs the patient copay to preserve zero out-of-pocket cost for residents. The service is delivered entirely free of charge to patients; REVAS never bills patients or insurance and is funded solely by donations from River Edge residents.

REVAS's operating model relies on volunteer EMTs (no paid staff) and standard BLS-level EMS equipment including defibrillators, stretchers, oxygen tanks, and protective gear. The organization offers free EMT training through the Bergen EMS Training Center or Less Stress Instructional Services to maintain its volunteer pipeline. Current active membership stands at 16 field responders plus 23 probationary members in training, with a separate slate of administrative officers (President Carol Miller, Vice President Catherine O'Donnell, Secretary William Dong, Treasurer Joan Daly) and line officers (Captain Audrius Juskelis, 1st Lieutenant Nicole Grecco, 2nd Lieutenant Andrea Samson, Sergeant Al Ruhlmann) governing operations. The ambulance building is located at 210 Continental Ave, River Edge, NJ, with service coverage extending into parts of New Milford, Oradell, Hackensack, and Paramus.

REVAS's revenue model is donation-only, with no fees collected from patients or insurers. The sole funding stream consists of donations from River Edge residents, used to replenish trauma supplies, refill oxygen tanks, maintain defibrillators, replace aging equipment, and cover copayments for the Holy Name Hospital partnership. The organization markets itself through community outreach and a basic informational website (revas.org) offering patient FAQs, volunteer recruitment information, and donation pages. There is no product platform, no commercial technology stack, no app or API surface, and no disclosed financial figures. Strategic priorities are limited to sustaining current operations and, contingent on renewed volunteer recruitment, returning to 24x7 self-managed coverage.

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance firmographics

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Name
River Edge Volunteer Ambulance
Legal name
River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service
Website
https://revas.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1949
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service is a 100% volunteer, donation-funded nonprofit EMS provider serving approximately 9,000 residents of River Edge, NJ. It handles roughly 325 emergency calls annually during overnight shifts, with daytime coverage contracted to Holy Name Hospital since 2021.
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Where River Edge Volunteer Ambulance is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
River Edge
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Others

Revenue model

  1. Donations from River Edge Residents: REVAS operates as a 100% volunteer organization with $0 spent on staffing. The sole funding source is donations from River Edge residents, which have kept the organization operating for 75 years. Donations are used to replenish trauma supplies, refill oxygen tanks, maintain defibrillators, replace aging equipment, and cover copayments for the Holy Name hospital EMS partnership.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance product offering

Product offering

Core offering

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit that provides free Basic Life Support (BLS) emergency medical care and ambulance transportation to residents of River Edge, NJ. Founded in 1949, the organization handles approximately 325 emergency calls annually during nighttime hours (7pm-7am), with daytime coverage provided by Holy Name Hospital EMS under a contract that REVAS subsidizes by covering patient copays.

Product overview

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 100% volunteer-run organization that provides emergency medical services (EMS) and ambulance transportation to residents of River Edge, NJ. Founded in 1949, the organization operates as a unified service offering rather than a platform with separate modules. The primary service is emergency medical response and transportation, delivered by trained Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) using ambulance vehicles. REVAS handles approximately 325 emergency calls annually (about half of the ~650 total medical emergencies in River Edge) during night shifts, with daytime coverage provided by Holy Name Hospital EMS under a contract. The organization offers free services to patients and relies entirely on community donations for funding.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Volunteer Emergency Medical Response and Ambulance Transportation
  • Daytime EMS Copay Coverage Program

Quantifiable outcome

  • Handles approximately 325 medical emergencies per year (half of the 650 total in River Edge)
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use River Edge Volunteer Ambulance

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance technology and API

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Holy Name HospitalcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2021In August 2021, REVAS and town leadership signed a contract with Holy Name Hospital designating them as the EMS provider from 7am to 7pm. Under this contract, REVAS covers the copay portion of ambulance bills for residents, ensuring no out-of-pocket costs regardless of when residents call 911. This partnership addresses the challenge of volunteer recruitment during daytime hours. REVAS handles nighttime coverage (7pm-7am) while Holy Name provides daytime emergency response.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights2 records

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Falck USA: International commercial ambulance and emergency services provider with U.S. municipal contracts. Comparable as a paid, scaled EMS operator illustrating the alternative model REVAS competes with for daytime coverage.
  • American Medical Response (AMR): National commercial ambulance and EMS provider operating across hundreds of U.S. municipalities. Comparable as a large-scale paid EMS operator that REVAS's volunteer model competes against where call volume permits.

Direct peers

  • Hatzalah Volunteer Ambulance: Network of volunteer ambulance services operating across multiple U.S. regions. Comparable as a community-based, volunteer-driven EMS model providing free or low-cost emergency response.
  • Holy Name Hospital EMS: Hospital-affiliated EMS provider that delivers daytime (7am–7pm) emergency ambulance coverage for River Edge under contract with REVAS. Directly comparable as a paid EMS operator serving the same geography and call types.
  • Bergen County Volunteer EMS Corps (various local squads): Other small volunteer ambulance corps operating in Bergen County municipalities (e.g., Teaneck, Paramus, Fair Lawn). Directly comparable as borough-level volunteer EMS organizations facing similar recruitment and funding dynamics.

Regional players

  • Hackensack University Medical Center EMS: Hospital-based EMS provider operating in Bergen County, adjacent to REVAS's service area. Comparable as a regional paid EMS service within the same northern New Jersey market.
  • Robert Wood Johnson EMS: New Jersey-based hospital-affiliated EMS service providing 911 response and inter-facility transport. Comparable as a regional New Jersey EMS provider with a hospital partnership model similar to REVAS's Holy Name arrangement.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance social profiles

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance financial estimates

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance leadership team

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Profiles8 records

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance funding detail

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Investors

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River Edge Volunteer Ambulance M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about River Edge Volunteer Ambulance

What does River Edge Volunteer Ambulance do?

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance Service (REVAS) is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit that provides free Basic Life Support (BLS) emergency medical care and ambulance transportation to residents of River Edge, NJ. Founded in 1949, the organization handles approximately 325 emergency calls annually during nighttime hours (7pm-7am), with daytime coverage provided by Holy Name Hospital EMS under a contract that REVAS subsidizes by covering patient copays.

Is River Edge Volunteer Ambulance a public or private company?

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was River Edge Volunteer Ambulance founded?

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance was founded in 1949. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is River Edge Volunteer Ambulance based?

River Edge Volunteer Ambulance is headquartered in River Edge, United States, in the North America region.

How does River Edge Volunteer Ambulance make money?

One revenue line is on record: donations from River Edge Residents.

Who are River Edge Volunteer Ambulance's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Falck USA and American Medical Response (AMR). Direct peers are Hatzalah Volunteer Ambulance, Holy Name Hospital EMS and Bergen County Volunteer EMS Corps (various local squads). Regional players are Hackensack University Medical Center EMS and Robert Wood Johnson EMS.

Does River Edge Volunteer Ambulance have an API?

No public API is recorded for River Edge Volunteer Ambulance.

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