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Emergency Call
An emergency call is any request for ambulance service deemed a medical emergency, also known as Code 1. An example is a patient who is not breathing or unresponsive. The closest ambulance is assigned immediately and lights and sirens are used while it is dispatched.

Non-Emergency Call
A non-emergency call is any request for ambulance service not deemed to be a medical emergency, also known as Code 2. An example is a patient who is alert and breathing normally but is experiencing vomiting or non-traumatic pain. The closest ambulance is assigned immediately but lights and sirens are not used while en route to the location.

Patient Transfers
A patient transfer is when an ambulance transports a patient to or from hospitals and other health care facilities. Scheduled calls are those that provide advanced notice of a need to transfer a patient while unscheduled calls do not.