Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project

The Ambulance Transparency Project announced this week it would issue first-ever transparency and accountability report cards for the regional councils that provision and administer emergency medical services across the state. Visit the link to see how and when we'll be releasing grades.

GATP to issue transparency, ethics report cards - The Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project For Immediate Release February 20, 2020 Atlanta—The Georgia Ambulance Transparency Project, a grassroots ethics and transparency watchdog, announced Thursday it would issue first-ever transparency and accountability report cards for the regional councils that provision and administer emergency med...

Each of these faces represents a family torn apart by Georgia's broken EMS system. Their families and yours deserve transparency and accountability. Learn more: http://bit.ly/EMStransparency.

A new Atlanta Journal-Constitution investigation into the death of Jason Brady and the four-year campaign by his sister to find the truth is deeply troubling. Georgia must act to reform how it provisions and regulates emergency medical services or more innocent victims like Jason will pay the price.
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A popular ethics and transparency package to reform how Georgia administers and regulates ambulance services came within inches of the governor’s desk earlier this year, but ultimately failed to cross the finish line when House and Senate lawmakers proved unsuccessful in negotiating a compromise between two versions of the same bill.

Without changes in the law Georgians will continue to suffer from a system that serves only the entrenched and well-continued. It also means that our fight isn’t over.

We stand committed to victims and their families and will continue advocating for common sense reforms until the state takes action. Join us.

http://www.ambulancetransparency.org/