For rural and frontier EMS leaders
Equipment that's ready when the call comes.
You answer for equipment that has to work the moment it is needed. We help you choose the right equipment, keep it serviced, and show it is ready — with the same people behind the quote and the service call.
Replacing or adding equipment? Request a quote. Something is down, or you are not sure what you need yet? Talk to a technician.
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Most suppliers are built for big systems. You're not a big system.
When a monitor goes out of service, a truck goes out of service. When a PM record is missing, it becomes a finding at your next permit renewal. When the vendor who sold you the equipment doesn't service it, you're the one making three phone calls to find out who does.
None of that is a failure of your operation. It's what happens when your supplier's business is built around volume, and yours is built around covering a county with three ambulances.
Who you'd be working with
You should not have to be a big system to get dependable service.
We know what it means to run a service where the equipment budget is a board decision, the PM window is whenever the truck isn't out, and the nearest biomedical technician used to be four hours away. We built the company around that reality instead of treating it as an exception.
Talk to a technician- Loveland, Colorado Our service facility — 110 12th Street SW, Unit 102
- Sales + service The team that quotes your equipment is the team that maintains it
- Full records Service history retained for the life of each unit
- Procurement-ready PO, cooperative-contract, grant, and trade-in quoting
Start where you are
What are you trying to get done?
Choose equipment you can keep in service
Monitors and defibrillators, AEDs, ventilators, cots, and the accessories that go with them — quoted for public budgets and procurement.
Browse equipmentKeep critical equipment ready — and documented
Preventive maintenance, repair, inspection, and calibration — with the records your inspections require.
What happens next
Three steps to equipment you can count on
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STEP 01
Tell us what you are working with
A serial number, a photo of the unit, or a rough description. You don't need a part number.
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STEP 02
Get a straight recommendation in writing
A quote, a service recommendation, or a reason to wait. In writing, with the specifications, so you can take it to your board.
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STEP 03
Stay ready, with the records to prove it
Every service event, PM date, and inspection stays on file for the life of the equipment — so when someone asks you to prove it, you can.
Evidence
The kind of proof you can check
Named agency references are on the way. Until they're published, here's the evidence that doesn't need a sales call to verify — the records, the bench, and the credentials behind every job.
What you receive, on every job: a written service report, the PM date and next-due date, parts replaced, and the calibration record — retained and retrievable on request.
Compliance & funding
Two questions we get asked more than any other
"Are we compliant?"
Requirements vary by state. Colorado, for example, now requires a preventive-maintenance policy for each piece of durable medical equipment, conforming to the manufacturer's recommendations, with records retained for the life of the equipment — checked at permit renewal. Most agencies we talk to don't have that documented yet.
6 CCR 1015-3 §14.5.4(A) · effective 2026-07-01 · Colorado
Rules differ from state to state. Tell us where you operate and we'll walk you through what applies to you.
Check your PM compliance"How do we pay for it?"
Grants, cooperative contracts, purchase orders on net terms, trade-in credit against what you're replacing. We quote to whichever mechanism your procurement actually uses, and we'll help you find the funding programs your agency is eligible for.
Talk about fundingReadiness support for rural and frontier EMS — equipment, service, and lifecycle
LifeMed Safety helps rural and frontier EMS agencies stay ready with the right equipment, dependable services, and practical support. That covers the equipment agencies depend on — cardiac monitors and defibrillators, AEDs, ventilators and airway management equipment, suction units, stair chairs, cots and patient transfer equipment, and the consumables and accessories that keep them in service.
Through ProTek by LifeMed, we provide preventive maintenance, repair, inspection, and calibration, with the service documentation agencies need at permit renewal and inspection. Through LifeCycle by LifeMed, we buy, grade, refurbish, and resell used equipment, and we take trade-ins against new purchases — so an agency replacing a monitor is not also stuck disposing of one. We help agencies identify the funding mechanisms — grants, cooperative contracts, purchase orders, and trade-in credit — that their procurement process can actually use.
We are based in Loveland, Colorado, and provide direct sales and service across Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, and South Dakota. We work with the agencies most suppliers treat as an exception: rural and frontier services, volunteer and combination departments, small municipal agencies, and the hospitals that back them up.
LifeMed Safety
Always Ready.
Tell us what you're working with. We'll tell you what we'd do.