Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority

📍 3550 University Blvd, Moon Township, PA 15108
📞 Emergency: Dial 9-1-1
📞 Dispatch Line: 412-262-2620
📞 Business Office: 412-262-2621 (Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM)

Serving Our Communities Since 1974

Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority (QVAA) was established in 1974 as the second municipal ambulance authority in the United States. We proudly provide 24/7 emergency medical services and non-emergency medical transportation to:

  • Aleppo Township

  • Bell Acres Borough

  • Edgeworth Borough

  • Glenfield Borough

  • Leet Township

  • Leetsdale Borough

  • Haysville Borough

  • Glen Osborne Borough

  • Sewickley Borough

  • Sewickley Heights

  • Sewickley Hills

Each community is represented by one appointed member on the QVAA Board of Directors, ensuring equal representation and oversight.

Shared Strength Through Partnership

Since its inception, QVAA has operated under a joint agreement with Valley Ambulance Authority, allowing both organizations to:

  • Share facilities and administrative resources

  • Collaborate on staffing and operations

  • Reduce costs and improve efficiency

Both organizations are co-located at:
3550 University Blvd, Moon Township, PA
(between the Sewickley Bridge and Coraopolis)

Our Mission

We are dedicated to providing exceptional emergency care and medical transportation to the residents and visitors of our service area—ensuring fast, skilled, and compassionate service when it’s needed most.

Our Fleet

QVAA maintains a modern, fully integrated fleet that includes:

  • 🚑 2 Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU) ambulances

  • 🚐 1 wheelchair-accessible transport van

These vehicles are operated in partnership with Valley Ambulance Authority to ensure broad coverage and rapid response.

Call Volume Snapshot

📊 Over 10,000 calls annually (QVAA + VAA)

  • ~7,000 Emergency Ambulance Calls

  • ~3,000 Wheelchair Van Transports

How We’re Funded

QVAA is a non-profit municipal authority and an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization, funded by:

  • Insurance reimbursements

  • Community donations

  • A per-resident municipal assessment

Note: QVAA does not receive general municipal tax revenue.

Resident Billing Policy

✅ Effective January 1, 2021
Residents who receive medically necessary emergency ambulance transport receive a:

  • 50% discount on eligible co-pays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs not covered by insurance

This policy aligns with Valley Ambulance Authority's subscriber benefits and helps offset increasing EMS system costs.

Residents also receive discounted rates for non-emergency ambulance and wheelchair van services.

Support QVAA

Your donation helps us deliver lifesaving services to your neighbors, family, and friends.

🎁 Click here to donate to QVAA
(All donations are tax-deductible.)

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