Founded in 1967 in Pittsburgh’s Hill District, Freedom House was the first advanced emergency medical service in the U.S. It broke barriers where paramedics received actual medical training, not just first aid.

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If you thought the drama and realism on The Pitt felt almost documentary-level, that’s because the cast actually went through a two-week “med boot camp” to get it right. And, they’re going through the another boot camp for Season Two, which premieres in January 2026!

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We’re so excited to share that John  Wells, executive producer of The Pitt, just received top honors as Producer of the Year from The Hollywood Reporter. It’s a huge moment, and totally well-deserved!

Congratulations to Isa Briones, Supriya Ganesh, Shabana Azeez, and Jalen Thomas Brooks for such an incredible honor!

Big news, The Pitt fans! On July 9, the Television Critics Association (TCA) announced its nominations for the 41st Annual TCA Awards, and guess what? The Pitt is right up there with four—yes, four!—major nominations!

Noah Wyle, aka The Pitt’s Dr. Robby, went to Washington D.C. with a group of healthcare advocates. They met with lawmakers on June 12 to call for mental health protections, reduced admin burdens, and tax relief for frontline staff.

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