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The DRK-Rettungsdienst Eifel-Mosel-Hunsrück (EMH) is a non-profit organization that ensures comprehensive, qualified emergency care in the Eifel, Mosel and Hunsrück region. With a total of 11 strategically located rescue stations, 30 ambulances and patient transport vehicles, and 5 emergency physician locations, the company guarantees fast and reliable assistance around the clock. The workforce comprises around 245 dedicated employees, including paramedics, emergency medical technicians, as well as trainees and volunteers, who together ensure professional emergency rescue and patient transport.
In addition to the ground-based rescue service, the central services also include cooperation in the field of air rescue: The "Christoph 10" rescue helicopter in Wittlich is operated jointly with ADAC Luftrettung and the Wittlich Hospital to be quickly on site in critical cases. The training as a paramedic plays an important role in order to ensure the high quality standards and the continuity of the emergency services.
The main mission of DRK-Rettungsdienst EMH is to help people in emergencies quickly, competently and humanely. The values of the German Red Cross, such as humanity, helpfulness, responsibility and respect, are at the heart of our actions. The company pursues a holistic approach to best fulfill both preventive and acute care tasks.
Sustainability and social responsibility are equally important components of the corporate philosophy for DRK-Rettungsdienst EMH. The use of state-of-the-art technology and efficient vehicle fleets strives for environmentally conscious operations that conserve resources and minimize emissions. In addition, the company is committed to the training and further education of young people, promotes voluntary work and thus contributes to social cohesion in the region.
Overall, the DRK-Rettungsdienst Eifel-Mosel-Hunsrück stands as a reliable and innovative partner in emergency rescue, which, with its broad infrastructure, a qualified team and a clear understanding of values, ensures the safety and health of the population in the long term.
