Bay Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Here for our neighbors.
Beyond the emergency.
Everyday support, practical equipment and skills that help our community care for one another. Explore BCVAC’s community services, all in one place.
A simple check. A helpful first step.
Blood pressure screening
Stop by BCVAC for blood pressure screening. It’s one of the ways we help neighbors take an active interest in their health.
Call our office before visiting to ask about screening availability and plan your visit. If you have questions about a reading, discuss them with your healthcare professional.
Contact us about screeningCall 718-352-2080 to plan your visit
A little support for getting around.
Patient assist equipment
Bayside residents can borrow canes, crutches, walkers and wheelchairs at no expense. These are short-term loans, usually for up to 30 days.
Call first to check which items are available, then complete the equipment rental form. Our team can explain the next steps for arranging a loan and returning the equipment.
Equipment rental formFor Bayside residents · Subject to availability
Care close by at community events.
Event medical standbys
BCVAC offers standby medical support for community and school sporting events. Contact our team to discuss medical coverage for your upcoming event.
When you get in touch, share the date, location, event hours and type of activity. Our team can review your request and discuss scheduling and availability.
Ask about event coverageContact BCVAC to arrange scheduling
Build confidence to help someone.
Community CPR instruction
Explore CPR learning opportunities through BCVAC. Community instruction gives neighbors a way to learn skills that can make a difference in an emergency.
Check the class schedule for upcoming sessions, or contact us with questions about which class to choose and how to register. Confirm the course format, prerequisites and any fees before enrolling.
View the class scheduleNot sure where to start?
Call our office or send a general inquiry. We’ll help you find the right information and discuss the next steps.
Online inquiries are for general information and scheduling, not emergency response.