call an ambulance but not for me

To call an ambulance for someone else, dial the emergency number (such as 911 in the U.S. or 999 in the UK), then clearly provide the dispatcher with the exact location, the name and condition of the person needing help, and stay on the line until instructed to hang up. Do not panic, speak clearly, answer all the operator’s questions about the victim's responsiveness and breathing, and if possible, send someone to guide the ambulance to the scene. This procedure applies even if you are calling from a different state or place—calls can be transferred to the correct jurisdiction. It is important to remain calm and provide all necessary details to get timely assistance for the person in need.