EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
For life-threatening emergencies, call 911 immediately
Emergency Information
Know what to do in case of a medical emergency
When to Call 911
Recognize the signs of a medical emergency
Life-Threatening Symptoms
- Chest pain or pressure - Could indicate heart attack
- Difficulty breathing - Severe shortness of breath
- Severe bleeding - Uncontrolled bleeding
- Loss of consciousness - Fainting or unresponsiveness
- Severe head injury - Head trauma with confusion
- Stroke symptoms - Sudden numbness, weakness, or speech problems
Urgent Care Needed
- High fever - Above 103°F (39.4°C)
- Severe pain - Unbearable pain
- Dehydration - Severe vomiting or diarrhea
- Allergic reactions - Swelling, difficulty breathing
- Broken bones - Visible deformity or severe pain
- Pregnancy complications - Severe bleeding or pain
What to Do in an Emergency
Stay calm and follow these steps
1
Stay Calm
Take deep breaths and remain composed to help the situation
2
Call 911
Dial emergency services immediately for life-threatening situations
3
Provide Information
Give clear details about the emergency and location
4
Follow Instructions
Listen to emergency dispatcher and follow their guidance
Emergency Kit
Keep these items readily available:
- First aid supplies
- Emergency contact numbers
- Medical information cards
- Prescription medications
- Flashlight and batteries
- Blanket and warm clothing
Prevention Tips
Reduce emergency risks:
- Regular health check-ups
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle
- Know your medical history
- Keep emergency contacts updated
- Learn basic first aid
- Have a family emergency plan
Need More Information?
Contact us for non-emergency questions