Emergency responders making house calls to reduce 911 calls
Madison Valley Medical Center EMT Corey Siders, left, visits with 91-year-old Robert Kensinger in Ennis, Mont., as part of the hospital's community paramedicine program. The program is an effort to reduce medical emergencies by providing home check-ins between doctor visits and follow-up care for discharged hospital patients. Kensinger says the visits help him remain safely at home. (Aaron Bolton/Montana Public Radio via AP)
ENNIS, Mont. (AP) — It's not an emergency, it's a house call. Madison Valley Medical Center first responder Corey Siders recently knocked on the front door of an Ennis home, just to check on 91-year-old Robert Kensinger...
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