Priority Towing & Transport

08/30/2026

We’re excited to welcome First Priority Mobile Healthcare to the Overland South family for the first time this fall.

People. Purpose. Passion.

Their Event Medicine and Special Operations teams are built to take high-quality medical care beyond the traditional walls of healthcare and into remote environments and specialized operations.

Throughout the weekend, First Priority will be on site providing dedicated EMS and medical coverage so the rest of us can focus on what we came for:

Explore.
Get outside.
Meet some great people.
Enjoy the adventure.

We’re incredibly excited about this partnership and very grateful to have First Priority looking out for our community.

Welcome to the trail family.

Overland South
October 8-11, 2026
Black Pearl Farms

08/18/2026

SCEMSA is proud to recognize First Priority Mobile Healthcare as the Premier Sponsor of the 2026 SCEMSA Leadership Conference.

First Priority Mobile Healthcare’s generous support helps SCEMSA provide meaningful education, professional development and connection opportunities for EMS leaders across South Carolina.

Thank you, First Priority Mobile Healthcare, for investing in the people and organizations shaping the future of EMS in our state.

Learn more about 2026 Leadership Conference and how to become a sponsor by visiting scemsa.org/leadership-exhibits

08/17/2026

🚑 FIRST PRIORITY DEPLOYED TO FAIRFIELD COUNTY 🚒🔥

First Priority Mobile Healthcare crews are currently deployed in Fairfield County, providing medical coverage and EMS support for emergency personnel operating at the MLILY Mattress Factory fire.

Our crews are standing by to support firefighters and other responders working the incident and to provide immediate medical care should the need arise.

We’re proud to support our neighboring communities and our public safety partners when additional resources are needed.

Stay safe out there, and thank you to all of the firefighters, law enforcement officers, dispatchers, and emergency personnel working this incident.

08/07/2026

We love seeing great people get recognized! 👏

We appreciate hardworking people who bring experience, personality, and dedication to what they do. Keep up the great work, James! 💪

08/04/2026

🩺 Medical Monday Spotlight
First Priority Mobile Healthcare would like to remind everyone of the importance of routine health screenings. Regular checkups and preventive screenings can help detect potential health concerns early, often before symptoms appear, leading to better treatment outcomes and healthier lives.

Take time to schedule your recommended screenings—your health is worth it!

07/31/2026

Today, our community mourns the heartbreaking loss of Lexington County Master Deputy Jillian Olson.

There are no words that can truly ease the pain of losing someone who dedicated her life to protecting others. Deputy Olson put on the badge each day knowing the risks, choosing service, courage, and selflessness above her own comfort. That kind of sacrifice deserves our deepest respect and gratitude.

Please keep her family, friends, fellow deputies, and everyone at the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department in your prayers as they navigate this unimaginable loss. May they find strength in one another and comfort in knowing that her service and commitment to our community will never be forgotten.

Rest easy, Deputy Jillian Olson. Your watch has ended, but your legacy of service and sacrifice will live on forever. Thank you for your dedication. You will never be forgotten.

💙🖤 End of Watch. We have the watch from here.

In memory of Master Deputy Jillian Olson, her patrol vehicle is parked outside our headquarters as a memorial to her commitment and sacrifice. Community members are invited to stop by and pay their respects as we honor a life dedicated to serving others.

07/30/2026

💚 Wellness Wednesday 💚
In EMS, we're trained to respond when others are having their worst day. But sometimes, the hardest call to answer is the one for ourselves.
The stress, long hours, difficult calls, and emotional weight of this profession can take a toll. Remember: taking care of your mental health isn't a sign of weakness—it's an essential part of being able to care for others.
This week, take a moment to:
💚 Check in with yourself.
💚 Reach out to a coworker.
💚 Talk to someone you trust if you're struggling.
💚 Rest when you can.
💚 Remember that asking for help is a sign of strength.
No one in EMS should have to carry the weight alone. We are stronger when we look out for one another—on the truck, at the station, and beyond.
You spend every day saving lives. Don't forget that yours matters, too.

07/23/2026