Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority
3550 University Blvd. Moon Twp., PA 15108
EMERGENCY - CALL 9-1-1
412-262-2620 - Dispatch
412-262-2621 - Business Office
(Weekdays 8:00 am - 4:00 pm)
In 1974, Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority was organized as the second municipal ambulance authority in the United States, providing EMS and medical transportation services to Aleppo Township, Bell Acres Borough, Edgeworth Borough, Glenfield Borough, Leet Township, Leetsdale Borough, Haysville Borough, Glen Osborne Borough, Sewickley Borough, Sewickley Heights and Sewickley Hills.
The Board of Directors is comprised of one appointed representative from each municipality, providing each community with an equal vote - regardless of its population or size.
In 1974, Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority entered into a joint operating agreement with Valley Ambulance Authority to share facilities, personnel, administrative costs and operational expenses.
The Authority is co-headquartered with Valley Ambulance Authority in a facility located at 3550 University Boulevard in Moon Township, between the Sewickley Bridge and Coraopolis.
The mission of both authorities is to provide exceptional emergency care and medical transportation services to the residents and visitors of their communities.
QVAA owns and operates two (2) Mobile Intensive Care Ambulances and one (1) wheelchair van - all of which are part of the combined fleet with VAA.
Annual Call Volume:
Combined responses for VAA and QVAA totaled more than 11,000 last year including ~ 8,000 ambulance and ~ 3,300 wheelchair van transports
Funding:
Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority is a non-profit municipal authority supported by insurance payments and donations.
QVAA also receives proceeds from an annual per-capita tax assessment which is currently established at $9.00 per resident.
As a result of the per-capita payments made by participating QVAA municipalities, residents
who require medically necessary emergency ambulance service ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE
for any out of pocket expenses (e.g. deductibles, co-payments, etc.) provided by QVAA, to
the closest appropriate medical facility.
In addition, QVAA residents receive discounts on other types of medical transportation
services provided by QVAA, such as non-emergency ambulance transports and wheelchair
van trips.
Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority is a IRS designated 501 (c) 3 charitable organization.
The Board of Directors is comprised of one appointed representative from each municipality, providing each community with an equal vote - regardless of its population or size.
In 1974, Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority entered into a joint operating agreement with Valley Ambulance Authority to share facilities, personnel, administrative costs and operational expenses.
The Authority is co-headquartered with Valley Ambulance Authority in a facility located at 3550 University Boulevard in Moon Township, between the Sewickley Bridge and Coraopolis.
The mission of both authorities is to provide exceptional emergency care and medical transportation services to the residents and visitors of their communities.
QVAA owns and operates two (2) Mobile Intensive Care Ambulances and one (1) wheelchair van - all of which are part of the combined fleet with VAA.
Annual Call Volume:
Combined responses for VAA and QVAA totaled more than 11,000 last year including ~ 8,000 ambulance and ~ 3,300 wheelchair van transports
Funding:
Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority is a non-profit municipal authority supported by insurance payments and donations.
QVAA also receives proceeds from an annual per-capita tax assessment which is currently established at $9.00 per resident.
As a result of the per-capita payments made by participating QVAA municipalities, residents
who require medically necessary emergency ambulance service ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE
for any out of pocket expenses (e.g. deductibles, co-payments, etc.) provided by QVAA, to
the closest appropriate medical facility.
In addition, QVAA residents receive discounts on other types of medical transportation
services provided by QVAA, such as non-emergency ambulance transports and wheelchair
van trips.
Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority is a IRS designated 501 (c) 3 charitable organization.
Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority
Board Members
Board Member Name Municipality
Robert Bagans, President Edgeworth Borough
Sharon Woodman,Vice President Bell Acres Borough
John Menhart, Secretary Glenfield Borough
William Monski, Treasurer Glen Osborne Borough
M.C. Nash Aleppo Township
Edward O'Donnell Sewickley Borough
Judy Felicion Leetsdale Borough
Bill Waldrop Sewickley Heights Borough
Michael Lepore Sewickley Hills Borough
No Current Appointed Representatives: Haysville Borough
Leet Township
Robert Bagans, President Edgeworth Borough
Sharon Woodman,Vice President Bell Acres Borough
John Menhart, Secretary Glenfield Borough
William Monski, Treasurer Glen Osborne Borough
M.C. Nash Aleppo Township
Edward O'Donnell Sewickley Borough
Judy Felicion Leetsdale Borough
Bill Waldrop Sewickley Heights Borough
Michael Lepore Sewickley Hills Borough
No Current Appointed Representatives: Haysville Borough
Leet Township