At the All Seniors Foundation, we deeply appreciate the heroic efforts of our first responders and their families during these challenging times. Wildfires not only put immense strain on communities but also pose significant risks to the health and well-being of those on the front lines. To support our brave first responders, we are offering free medical evaluations and treatments, ensuring you have access to the care you need.
Why First Responders Need Special Support
First responders, including firefighters, paramedics, police officers, and emergency medical teams, face unique health challenges during wildfire efforts. These challenges often include prolonged exposure to smoke, extreme heat, and physical exhaustion. Their families, who provide unwavering emotional and logistical support, can also experience stress and health impacts during these crises.
Our program is designed to address these challenges by providing dedicated medical care for both first responders and their families.
Services Offered
We provide a range of medical services tailored to meet the needs of first responders and their families:
Comprehensive Medical Evaluations
- Thorough health assessments to identify and address any wildfire-related health concerns.
- Vital sign monitoring, including blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels.
- Early detection and treatment of conditions caused by wildfire exposure.
Burn Treatment
- First aid and care for burns sustained during firefighting or rescue operations.
- Wound cleaning and dressing to prevent infections.
- Specialized treatments for more severe burns, ensuring a quicker recovery.
Respiratory Care
- Treatment for respiratory distress caused by smoke inhalation and pollutant exposure.
- Access to nebulizers, inhalers, and oxygen therapy for immediate relief.
- Long-term respiratory management for individuals with ongoing breathing difficulties.
Treatment for Dehydration
- IV hydration therapy to restore essential fluids and electrolytes lost during wildfire efforts.
- Advice on staying hydrated and managing physical exertion during emergencies.
Who Is Eligible?
This program is available to:
- Firefighters and other first responders actively involved in wildfire response efforts.
- The families of first responders who require medical evaluations or care.
We believe in standing by those who stand by us, offering essential support during this critical time.
How to Access These Services
Accessing our free medical services is simple and convenient:
- Visit our 24/7 Walk-In Clinic: Located at 16101 Ventura Blvd., our clinic is open around the clock to serve you.
- Schedule an Appointment: Call us at (818) 581-4101 or email us to book a visit.
Our team is here to ensure that you and your family receive prompt, compassionate care whenever you need it.
Why Choose the All Seniors Foundation?
We are committed to providing high-quality, accessible healthcare services during wildfire crises. Our dedicated team of medical professionals is specially trained to address the unique health challenges faced by first responders and their families, ensuring you receive the personalized care you deserve.
Testimonials
“As a firefighter, I often neglect my health during wildfire season. The free evaluations and treatments offered by All Seniors Foundation helped me recover and get back to work safely.” – Mark R., First Responder
“Knowing my family could access medical care while I was in the field gave me peace of mind during a tough time.” – Sarah T., Paramedic
How You Can Help
If you’d like to support our efforts to assist first responders and their families, here’s how you can contribute:
- Donate: Your contributions allow us to expand our free medical services.
- Volunteer: Join our team to assist with clinic operations and outreach.
- Spread the Word: Share information about our program with those who may benefit.
Contact Us
For more information or to access our services, please contact us at:
Phone: (818) 581-4101
The All Seniors Foundation is proud to support first responders and their families during wildfire crises. Thank you for your service, and let us take care of you.
