Westmed has become fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services (CAAS). CAAS Accreditation signifies that Westmed's service has met the "gold standard" as determined by the ambulance industry. The Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services was established to encourage and promote quality patient care in America's medical transportation system. The CAAS standard for the medical transportation industry signifies a higher caliber than is typically required for state or local licensing. The exacting and demanding process to receive CAAS accreditation provides verification to the community that Westmed's quality of care is of the highest standard. Westmed is proud to be associated with an organization like the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services which helps promote the best standards for the entire ambulance industry.

Westmed is honored to have been named the primary provider for ambulance service for the entire Centinela Freeman HealthSystem including the Heart Runner program at the Tommy Lasorda Heart Institute. Centinela Freeman HealthSystem includes Centinela Freeman Regional Medical Center – Centinela Campus, Memorial Campus, and Marina Campus – and the Centinela Hospital Airport Medical Clinic. Centinela Freeman has been serving the beach communities from south Santa Monica, Marina del Rey, and Inglewood to north Redondo Beach for 80 years. Centinela Freeman’s campuses are located next to Los Angeles International Airport, the 405 Freeway, and the Marina del Rey Freeway. Centinela Freeman is the cornerstone of health care in this area, providing care every year for 97,000 emergency room patients and 28,000 inpatients at all three hospitals; performing 125,0000 outpatient procedures annually; and delivering 4,000 babies each year.

Westmed is proud to announce it had begun its Nurse Transportation Program. Westmed's Nurse Transportation Program has been approved by the Los Angeles County EMS Agency.