Nemaha County EMS is located in Seneca, Kansas, North of Topeka Kansas and West of St. Joseph, MO with a second station located in Centralia, KS; the primary emergency medical provider for our area, dedicated to delivering high-quality, compassionate care during both emergency and non-emergency situations. We strive for excellence in all we do—whether it’s responding to life-threatening emergencies, supporting our local fire departments, or engaging with our community through educational programs and outreach.
24/7 Emergency Medical Coverage
Two ambulances staffed around the clock, seven days a week.
Advanced Life Support (ALS) and emergent/non-emergent transport for the sick and injured.
Additional personnel available for support during high-demand situations.
Comprehensive Service Area
Serving over 10,000 citizens across Nemaha County, including the towns of Baileyville, Bern, Centralia, Corning, Goff, Kelly, Oneida, Saint Benedict, Seneca, and Wetmore.
Mutual aid provider for surrounding counties, and Sabetha Emergency Medical Services.
Transport to major healthcare facilities such as Nemaha Valley Community Hospital, Hiawatha Hospital, Bryan General in Lincoln, NE, Holton Community Hospital, Onaga Community Hospital, Stormont-Vail in Topeka, KU Medical Center, and others in Northeast Kansas and surrounding areas.
Community Engagement & Support
Stand-by presence at structure fires to ensure firefighter hydration and health, free of charge.
Active participation in local organizations, boards, and community events.
Public education classes and outreach programs focused on health and safety.
Dedicated involvement with local youth through various community programs and events.
Excellence in Service Delivery
Impeccable facilities and state-of-the-art equipment.
A team of highly trained and professional EMS personnel committed to delivering the highest quality of care.
Strong emphasis on mutual aid, ensuring timely assistance from neighboring services when needed.
Contact Us If you have questions about our services or would like to learn more about how Nemaha County EMS is making a difference in our community, please reach out to us.
