DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services: Casos de No- Emergencia
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Casos de No-Emergencia—No Llama al 911  
  • Necesite transporte para concurrir a una visita al médico
  • Necesite vendar o curar una rodilla raspada
  • Tenga que encargar una medicina recetada
  • Se tuerza o esquince un tobillo
  • Necesite transporte para dirigirse a otra área de la ciudad
En caso de duda, llame al 911.

 

 
 
 
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