LIFESAVING MEDICAL CARE BEGINS
WHEN 9-1-1 IS CALLED
Seconds matter when someone is experiencing a stroke, heart attack, or even a slip/fall while at home. By simply calling 9-1-1, a dispatcher can verbally assist with patient care until an ambulance arrives and a hospital can be notified ahead of the patient’s arrival.
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In our nine-county region, there are over 50 EMS agencies ready to respond to those in need. Below are many of the agencies that provide emergency medical service when 9-1-1 is called. Click on the links below to learn more about the emergency medical professionals near you.
| Acadian Ambulance 2022 Humble Place Drive Humble, TX 77338 Allegiance/ Matagorda County EMS American Medical Response (AMR) Houston Atascocita Volunteer Fire Department Austin County EMS Baytown Fire Department Bellaire Fire Department Channelview Fire Department City of La Porte EMS City of Nassau Bay EMS City of South Houston EMS Clear Lake Emergency Medical Corps Colorado County EMS Community Volunteer Fire Department Crosby EMS (Harris County ESD #5) Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Cypress Creek EMS |
Deer Park Volunteer Fire Department 2211 E X Deer Park, TX 77536 East Bernard EMS, Inc. El Campo EMS Fort Bend County EMS Friendswood Fire Department EMS Galena Park Fire Department Garwood Volunteer Fire Department Harris County Emergency Corps Harris County ESD 48 Highlands Volunteer Fire Department Houston Fire Department Huffman EMS(Harris County ESD #4) Humble Fire Department EMS Huntsville-Walker County EMS Jacinto City Fire Department Jersey Village Fire Department Katy Fire Department Kemah Fire Department |
League City Volunteer EMS 601 2nd Street League City, TX 77573 Memorial Hermann Life Flight Montgomery County Hospital District EMS North Channel EMS Northwest Community Health – Tomball Pearland Fire Dept. / EMS PHI Air Medical Rosehill Fire Department EMS Shell Oil Company, LLC. South Lake Houston EMS Southeast Volunteer Fire Department Sugar Land Fire-EMS Village Fire Department Waller County EMS West University Place Fire Department Westlake Volunteer Fire Department Wharton EMS |
SouthEast Texas Regional Advisory Council (SETRAC) – SETRAC has united hospitals and EMS agencies as a coalition that embraces best practices for the treatment of traumatic injuries, emergency stroke and cardiac care, and to prepare and respond to medical needs caused by disasters of all types, including Hurricane Harvey and the COVID-19 pandemic. SETRAC is the administrator of federal hospital preparedness program funding for the Texas Department of State Health Services. It is a 501.c.3 organization whose work uniting providers as a healthcare coalition fosters collaboration that is producing uniquely strong results. Those results are gaining national and international attention since emergency services improve and costs are reduced.