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How to Use 9-1-1


City of Roseville Fire Department
Call 9-1-1 first in a medical emergency.
Serious medical emergencies are time-sensitive and seniors often call a family member first. This delays medical care.

Medical emergencies include:
  • trouble breathing
  • a heart attack
  • a stroke
  • a major fall 

You've got enough experience to know when something is wrong so call us and let us do our job.





Paramedics need to know specific information about you during an emergency. Download and complete our patient information full-sized and wallet-sized card and keep it in a convenient location should you need it. Have the following information readily available:

  • medical conditions you have
  • medications you're taking and how much
  • allergies you suffer from
  • date of birth, emergency contact and telephone number
  • health card number

Help save critical time by:

  • Putting animals in another room
  • Turning on lights
  • Ensuring your house number can be seen easily
  • Unlocking and opening the front door
  • Clearing a path to the patient, both inside and outside - leave room for the ambulance in the driveway if possible.

In an emergency, always call 9-1-1.


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