Emergency calls often begin in moments of uncertainty. We meet each patient and family with calm, compassion, and respect—bringing a steady presence when it is needed most.

SERVICE AREA

ROOTED IN OUR COMMUNITY

Our service area is more than a boundary on a map. It is a collection of communities, neighborhoods, roads, and people we are proud to serve.

Warwick EMS provides primary emergency medical coverage across more than 120 square miles of northern Lancaster County. From the center of Lititz to the rural areas surrounding Brickerville, our crews respond throughout a region that is both closely connected and geographically diverse.

Our coverage extends into portions of Clay Township, helping provide continuity of emergency medical care across municipal boundaries.

clay township

A largely rural community served from our Brickerville station and supported by coordinated emergency-response partnerships.

ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP

A growing combination of residential neighborhoods, businesses, schools, farmland, and major roadways.

warwick township

A walkable, active community at the center of our service area and home to our Lititz station.

lititz borough

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Our primary response area includes:

Lititz Station

151 North Lane
Lititz, Pennsylvania 17543

Brickerville Station

10 Hopeland Road
Lititz, Pennsylvania 17543

Two stations.
One coordinated response.

Our Lititz and Brickerville stations position crews within the communities they serve while allowing resources to move where they are needed most. Together, these locations help Warwick EMS maintain dependable coverage across both densely populated and rural areas.

Emergency medical response does not stop at a municipal boundary. Warwick EMS works alongside neighboring ambulance services, fire departments, law enforcement agencies, emergency communications, and hospital teams to support a coordinated regional system.

Through mutual-aid partnerships, resources can be shared when call volume, location, or the complexity of an emergency requires additional support. This cooperation helps ensure that the closest appropriate care can respond when it is needed.

A Regional System of Care