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We have proudly provided EMS to Richmond and Hopkinton, RI for over 75 years

Hope Valley Ambulance is recruiting!
Do you have what it takes to answer the call?
Start your application today: HVAS Recruitment Page
We offer community training courses!
Learn more: HVAS Community Training Page
Hope Valley Ambulance Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) Program
Learn more: HVAS MIH
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Community Training at HVAS
Captain Kevin Yeaw, September 22
Last night, one of our AHA CPR instructors led a community training course, providing instruction on life-saving CPR and AED skills to local residents. These courses are offered to the public each month at no cost.
For information about the next session, visit HVamb.org or contact our community training team at training@HVamb.org.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Community Touch-a-Truck Event
Captain Kevin Yeaw, July 18
Today, Hope Valley Ambulance, Hope Valley Wyoming Fire Department, and Hopkinton Police Department participated in a community Touch-a-Truck event at Whispering Pines Campground. As the summer camping season is in full swing, many campers stopped by to learn about the important role that the police, fire, and EMS agencies play in our community.
Lieutenant Mykhaylyshyn, Captain Yeaw, EMT Czarnowsky, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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HVAS to Start MIH
Captain Kevin Yeaw, June 11
Hope Valley Ambulance is proud to announce that we have been recently approved by the Rhode Island Department of Health to start a Mobile Integrated Health program within our service area. Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) is a community-based program administered by EMS to deploy EMTs and Paramedics into the community to assess and treat patients in non-emergency, planned home visits. This program brings ... (Full Story & Photos)
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HVAS Providers Receive Recognition
Captain Kevin Yeaw, June 10
Yesterday, four providers from our agency were recognized by the state of Rhode Island for their outstanding efforts in the successful resuscitation of a patient within our community. Those honored include:
Deputy Chief Daniel Sherman, NRP Lieutenant David Sherman, NREMT Jakob Jodin, AEMT-C David Ahrens, NREMT
This achievement is a testament to the collective dedication of the EMS, fire, dispatch, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Memorial Day 2026
Captain Kevin Yeaw, May 24
On this Memorial Day weekend, we honor and remember the brave men and women of the United States armed forces who have served our country and made the ultimate sacrifice.
Although the Memorial Day parade was canceled this year, we look forward to more opportunities to connect with the community at upcoming summer events. We wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.... (Full Story & Photos)
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HVAS Now Offering Community Training
Captain Kevin Yeaw, May 23
Hope Valley Ambulance is now offering free community training sessions covering CPR, AED use, choking emergencies, and opioid overdose response. These courses are intended for individuals who want to learn current methods for managing life-threatening situations before emergency medical services arrive.
To learn more or to express interest in future training sessions, visit www.HVamb.org.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Phone: 401-539-2839 (non-emergency)
Email: Clerk@hvamb.org
Hope Valley Ambulance is the designated EMS provider for the towns of Richmond and Hopkinton, Rhode Island, excluding the village of Ashaway. The primary service area includes the boundaries of the Richmond Carolina Fire District and the Hope Valley Wyoming Fire District.
Hope Valley Ambulance is a non-municipal, independent emergency service agency. Hope Valley Ambulance does not receive funding from local fire/emergency services taxation via the local fire districts' existing taxation structure. Our service functions via limited financial contributions from the local governments, EMS incident billing revenue, community ambulance membership revenue, and donations from the community.
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