Resources

When to Call Emergency Services

Learn when to call our emergency dispatch vs. when to seek other medical care. Guidelines for emergency vs. non-emergency situations.

Emergency Situations

Cardiac Arrest

Immediate CPR and defibrillation are critical to saving lives in sudden cardiac emergencies.

Severe Bleeding

Injuries from accidents or trauma that cause heavy bleeding require urgent intervention to prevent shock or death.

Difficulty Breathing

Respiratory distress from asthma, allergic reactions, or other conditions needs rapid oxygen support and care.

Stroke Symptoms

Slurred speech, facial drooping, and weakness on one side of the body are signs that demand fast EMS action.

Seizures

Respiratory distress from asthma, allergic reactions, or other conditions needs rapid oxygen support and care.

Choking

Obstructed airways due to food or foreign objects must be cleared quickly to restore breathing.

Loss of Consciousness

Sudden fainting or unresponsiveness may indicate serious internal conditions needing urgent evaluation.

Motor Vehicle Accidents

Injuries from car crashes — visible or internal — often require rapid transport and stabilization.

Burns or Electrical Injuries

Severe burns and electrical shocks can cause lasting damage and must be treated with emergency care.

First Aid Guidelines

Basic first aid information for common emergencies. What to do while waiting for emergency responders to arrive.

Emergency Contact List

Information about local hospitals, their specialties, and emergency departments that we work with regularly.

Hatzoloh EMS – (845) 354-1010

New Square Volunteer Fire Department – (845) 354-8000

Ramapo Police Department (Non-Emergency) – (845) 357-2400

Rockland County Sheriff’s Office – (845) 638-5400

General Emergency (Police/Fire/Ambulance) – 911

Hospital Information

Information about local hospitals, their specialties, and emergency departments that we work with regularly.

Local Medical Facilities

Good Samaritan Hospital – (845) 368-5000

Monsey Urgent Care – (845) 356-2273

Refuah Health Center – (845) 354-9300

Training Resources

Information for those interested in EMT training, recertification requirements, and continuing education opportunities.

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Are you currently employed or in school?

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