At Penn Care, we deliver products for life-threatening conditions. It is important work. Important to patients, whose lives depend on our products and services. Important to EMS professionals, who count on us to help them treat their patients. Important to our employees, who come to work every day knowing that we are in the business of supporting those who save lives. We are responsible for delivering goods and services that make the job of life-saving more effective. And our work continues.

Underlying our expertise is passion...the passion to advance the frontiers of emergency pre-hospital care. The passion to bring life-saving equipment to patients. The passion to listen to our customers, and bring them solutions to the challenges they face. The passion to deliver safer more effective ways of treating their patients.

Respect, responsiveness and results are the principles by which Penn Care employees conduct themselves on a daily basis. They define our responsibilities to customers, other employees, suppliers and the communities in which we operate.

We build long-term, trusting relationships with our customers, our suppliers and each other, by being honest, open and fair, and by keeping our promises. We live up to the highest professional standards, our conduct is always ethical and legal. We treat every individual with dignity and respect, openly sharing information, providing feedback, and listening to each other.

Our environment is one of continuous learning in which all employees can develop to their full potential.We constantly strive to understand and exceed the requirements of our customers. Our commitment to quality builds customer trust and loyalty. We provide world-class products and services and enhance customer satisfaction everyday.

For the past 15 years, Penn Care has been making good progress as a company. We are passionate about Penn Care because we believe the best is yet to come. We are building a growth culture. We seek ways to help our customers grow, We seek ways to help our partners grow. We seek ways to help Penn Care grow. We are the company best positioned to succeed due to our leadership, technology expertise, partners, customers and resources. We would like to thank our employees for their efforts and also extend out thanks to our customers and vendors, whose loyal support contributes immeasurably to our ongoing success.

1986 Company become dealer for Braun Ambulances.

1987 During its first three years, the company distributed products supplied by another company in Cleveland owned by Tom Skilling. As demand grew, the Cleveland company closes it doors. In March 1987, the company opened its first full line facility in Warren, Ohio. There, six employees turned out the complete line of emergency products and vehicles.

1989 Sales go over the 1 million dollar mark.

1990 Company growth forces a move to a more modern and larger facility.

1991 The young company prospered and it earns a reputation for quality of service and quick delivery. Company struggles with growth and Streamlines product mix eliminating the rescue division.

1994 Company begins development on a software package to document trip sheet data electronically. Teams up with Apple Computer using the Apple Newton as the handheld device.

1997 After years or renting various properties, Company moves into permanent home at 1317 North Rd, Niles, Ohio.

2000 Company enters the next century with a steady growth and Consistant business plan. Expands both the emergency Vehicle and software division.

2002 Company celebrates its 15th anniversary in business.

2004 Penn Care expands the Mass Casualty equipment offering to include Command Trailers, Decon Shelters and ICS equipment as our customer base attempts to meet the needs as First Responders for Homeland Security.