Titus Regional EMS went into operation in 1973, consisting of two ambulances and four paramedics. We have evolved into a service consisting of 5 Mobile Intensive Care Units, 1 Basic Life Support unit and a staff of 24 full time and 14 part-time employees. Titus Regional EMS responds to 300+ calls per month with some of the most advanced procedures and equipment available, and professionals committed to the highest level of care for our community. We provide full Paramedic service including transporting cardiac patients and respiratory patients on a ventilator. We utilize helicopter services from the scene when needed in severe trauma cases. We currently have a helicopter operated by Air One of ETMC, based at our facility and can access more flight services if needed.

Titus Regional EMS is equipped with a communication center staffed by full time Emergency Medical Dispatchers. Each dispatcher is trained to assist the caller in rendering aid until the ambulance arrives. Each call receives the attention required for the care of the patient, no matter the call volume. The dispatchers are also certified to perform hands-on patient care in the field. The continuing education within our service allows our community to receive the best care possible.

The coverage area for Titus Regional EMS encompasses approximately 550 square miles: The general boundaries are all of Titus County and areas bordering Interstate 30 east to Bowie County and west to Winfield, Highway 67 east to Morris County and west to Winfield, Highway 271 north to Talco and south to the bridge over the Big Cypress Creek, and also includes the Chapel Hill area, south to Highway 11. Responses to 911 calls are also made into Camp, Morris, and Franklin Counties upon request.