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Rural Kansas Emergency Medical Services Struggle for Resources to Combat Pandemic

Finney County EMS staffs only three ambulances to deal with a growing number of COVID-19 patients. (Photo by Corrine Boyer, Kansas News Service)
Finney County EMS staffs only three ambulances to deal with a growing number of COVID-19 patients. (Photo by Corrine Boyer, Kansas News Service)

Emergency medical workers are already stretched thin in rural western Kansas. Some of them spend hours transferring patients to hospitals in larger cities. As more cases of COVID-19 show up in rural Kansas, it’s making the situation even more complicated. Corinne Boyer of the Kansas News Service reports from Garden City.


The Kansas News Service reports on health, the many factors that influence it and their connection to public policy. Find more stories at ksnewsservice-dot-org.