ConServe Provides Funding for Local Emergency Medical Efforts
- February 1, 2019
Supporting the Perinton, Henrietta & Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Rochester, N.Y. – Continental Service Group, Inc., d/b/a ConServe, together with its team of dedicated employees proudly supported the volunteer efforts of local first-responders in January.
Through the company’s Jeans For Charity program, in which ConServe employees can elect to participate in monthly charitable donations in exchange for the option of wearing jeans to work, employees are provided with the opportunity to “give back” to their local communities by donating to a diverse group of organizations throughout the year. Additionally, the funds raised by the employees’ generosity is supplemented by the organization’s “Matching Gift Program.” This ongoing initiative symbolizes ConServe’s commitment to its corporate mission of helping to improve the human condition.
Jon LeRoy, President of Perinton Ambulance states, “We’ve learned that part of ConServe’s mission is ‘helping to improve the human condition’.” In 2018, Perinton Ambulance utilized the Jeans for Charity donation to purchase four new wheelchairs for use by community members as needed. This year’s funds will also be used to purchase additional wheelchairs and other needed durable medical equipment, such as knee scooters. He continues, “we are truly thankful for companies such as ConServe and their philanthropy for the community. Their support of our organization touches the lives of innumerable residents in need each year,” said LeRoy.
“ConServe is committed to giving back to our local communities” said George Huyler, Vice President of Human Resources. Giving back is an integral part of ConServe’s corporate mission statement. “ConServe is proud to support the first-responders who have committed to being there for our families, our neighbors, and our communities whenever we need them.
About ConServe
ConServe is a top-performing award-winning provider of accounts receivable management services specializing in customized recovery solutions for our Clients. Anchored with ethics and compliance, and steadfast in our pursuit of excellence, we are a consumer-centric organization that operates as an extension of our Client’s valued brand. For over 33 years, we have partnered with our Clients to give them peace of mind while simultaneously helping them achieve their goals.
About the Perinton Ambulance
The Perinton Ambulance is known as a “combination service,” utilizing volunteers and hourly personnel to maintain the staffing necessary to meet the service needs of the community. Every day, they have two full crews on duty around the clock and staff an additional ambulance during high volume hours. The remaining vehicles are staffed as the needs of the community dictate.
About the CHS Mobile Integrated Health Care (CHS MIHC)
CHS Mobile Integrated Health Care (CHS MIHC) provides emergency medical services (EMS) and associated integrated healthcare services to the residents of southwest Monroe County New York including: Henrietta, Chili, Scottsville, Caledonia, York, Wheatland and Rush. The non-profit agency responded to over 10,800 requests for EMS in 2018. CHS MIHC also provides a number of other services to the community including community paramedicine, corporate AED placement program, a free loan closet for residents, blood pressure checks and free community CPR/AED training to full-time residents of Henrietta, Wheatland and Chili.
About the Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corporation
The Lancaster Volunteer Ambulance Corporation (LVAC) has been responding to calls throughout all of Lancaster and DePew New York for over 60 years and have expanded their coverage area to the Town and Village of Alden. LVAC has a combination of both paid and volunteer staff of approximately 75 members. They are staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Their home base is centrally located within the call districts, located near Walden and Central Avenues.
