Guardian was it's own company, but was bought out by RSI/Medic One sometime prior to 2016. Near the end of 2016, RSI/Medic 1 was itself bought out by AmbuServe, who then sold Guardian to MedReach, who pumped a lot of funds into Guardian and now it's back up and running.
Whenever I put the pulse ox on them I say "can I see your hand I just need to put this on". When one gives me their middle finger I usually say "oh so it's been that kinda day hasn't it?" It takes them a second and most laugh a good bit from it. Haven't gotten a bad reaction yet.
Also...
Compress and inflate while someone else calls up your state office to confirm existance/absence of a DNR. You can always terminate, but once you stop you have that very miniscule window to start up again
Is it like here in Los Angeles where there are so many basics they're disposable? Like, if you break one, just throw it in the dumpster out back and grab a new one out of the supply cage?
Originally a private, got bought up by my old company Medic 1. Medic1's owner got cancer, and the wife took over. It was all downhill after that, and Ambuserve eventually bought us up. Guardian was sold to MedCoast, who from what I've heard bought Guardian for their ALS. At the time of the sale...