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Sale of AMR to KKR announced today. Supposedly, AMR will undergo a name change at some point. http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170808005513/en/Envision-Healthcare-Sell-American-Medical-Response

At least two more are in production at the Leader factory.

KKR emerging as the likely buyer of AMR. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-envision-healthcare-m-a-kkr-idUSKBN19X309

Found another photo of the Ford Transit Leader wanted to sell to Hall. It will be interesting to see if Mr. Hall ultimately chooses some other ambulance manufacturer when he decides to buy a new batch of Type II rigs...

I've seen a grainy photo of it. Checkers and all. Why was it sent back to Leader? Defective?

If possible, please post a few photos of Hall's new Ford Transit ambulance. Thanks!

Care took final delivery of 97 new ambulances for the new EOAs back in December.

There are probably multiple equity investment firms that are interested. AMR was once owned by Onex Partners.

Buyouts magazine (5-16-2017) "Envision Healthcare Corp.‘s process to divest its medical-transportation unit is advancing toward what could ultimately produce a deal worth well over $2 billion. First-round proposals for the Envision subsidiary known as AMR, or American Medical Response, were...

Or it might be acquired by an equity investment firm in whole and then spun off in an IPO later down the road.

No doubt about it now. A snippet from Envision's '2017 first quarter financial results' press release today. "These results reflect the reporting of Envision’s Medical Transportation segment as discontinued operations for the period, after the Board of Directors approved a plan to market that...

Looks like Ambulnz has a start-up operation in NYC. Check their FB page. I can't post the link here.

A spin-off IPO of AMR is probably the most likely scenario.

AMR is continuing to phase out the Southwest and PMT names, correct? I see AMR placing new ambulances on the streets of metro Phoenix with AMR and Life Line graphics. I haven't seen any new ambulances placed in service with Southwest or PMT graphics in at least 2 or 3 years.

Graphics wrap being applied to 4 new Ford Transit Type II ambulances for Ambulnz. I can't post a link to the photos because I'm a newbie here. To see the photos go to getmorewraps on Instagram.