Uwchlan Ambulance Corps

The Uwchlan Ambulance Corps (UAC) was founded in 1974 by an all-volunteer group as a not-for-profit corporation. The Corps was established using funds donated from the residential and commercial community coupled with efforts of the volunteers. The Corps’ service area covers all or parts of eight townships and part of the PA Turnpike. This is an area of 64 square miles containing over 60,000 people. The Corps has grown from one ambulance handling 159 emergency calls in 1975 to four ambulances and three responder units with 60 volunteer and career staff responding to 3,000 emergency calls annually. We have grown to meet the needs of not only our communities but other areas as well. As part of a Statewide EMS Strike Team we have responded to disasters in Louisiana, New Jersey and several counties in Pennsylvania.

We strongly believe that your ambulance should be part of the community. Our equipment and staff can be seen at over 60 annual events throughout the area.

Uwchlan Ambulance offers many different training opportunities. We are an approved American Red Cross Training Site, ASHI Training Site, Pennsylvania Department of Health Continuing Education Site, and a Chester County EMS Continuing Education Site. We welcome the opportunity to assist community organizations such as scouts and schools. Junior Medic day camps were established in 2004 and have trained over 500 young people in First Aid and CPR.