Warwick Community Ambulance Association

Since 1956, Warwick Community Ambulance Association has served Lititz and the surrounding townships with skilled, compassionate emergency medical care. What began as a small community effort has grown into a modern nonprofit agency responding to approximately 5,000 calls each year. Our paramedics, advanced EMTs, EMTs, educators, and support staff share a commitment to caring for our neighbors when they need us most.

We provide emergency medical services across Lititz Borough, Warwick Township, Elizabeth Township, and portions of Clay and Penn Townships. We continually work to improve that care through clinical innovation and ongoing training. In partnership with UPMC Lititz and under medical director oversight, Warwick is the only EMS organization in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania conducting this pilot program, allowing our providers to begin sepsis treatment, including antibiotics, before patients reach the hospital.

Our commitment to the community extends beyond emergency response. Through the Warwick Education Institute, we train future EMS providers and support continuing education for those already serving. We also offer CPR instruction, safety education, and community outreach that give people the knowledge and confidence to help before an ambulance arrives.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operating without municipal funding, community support helps us maintain reliable vehicles, equip our providers, and keep our crews well trained. Your generosity strengthens the care we provide and our readiness to respond.

This year, proceeds from our ExtraGive participation will support Project Pulse, our campaign to strengthen our response to cardiac arrest and other critical emergencies through investments in equipment and training. Visit our Project Pulse tab to learn how your gift can make a difference.

Together, We Can Change the Outcome.