An emergency situation where every minute matters.

Emergency conditions can arise suddenly and require immediate medical intervention. In such situations, it is especially important not to lose time and to understand where to seek emergency medical assistance.

Emergency medical care is not only patient transportation, but also the beginning of urgent treatment at the pre-hospital stage, when timely actions can significantly influence the patient’s condition and prognosis.

When it is necessary to call emergency medical services

Calling an ambulance is necessary in situations where a person’s condition raises serious concern and does not allow waiting for a scheduled doctor’s appointment. Such situations may include:

·         a sudden deterioration in well-being;

·         loss of consciousness or severe weakness;

·         acute pain;

·         breathing difficulties or heart rhythm disturbances;

·         severe conditions following injuries.

In such cases, it is crucial that emergency medical care is provided as early as possible.

Emergency medical services at Kimyo University Hospital

Kimyo University Hospital operates its own emergency medical service. An ambulance can be called by dialing 1413.

A distinctive feature of the service is the composition of its emergency teams. The key difference of emergency care lies not only in the speed of arrival, but also in the medical expertise of the team. Mobile teams of our clinic include resuscitation physicians, which allows for advanced medical care to be provided from the moment they arrive at the patient’s location.

The presence of such specialists enables the team to:

·         begin stabilization of vital functions;

·         provide urgent medical care prior to hospitalization;

·         ensure safe transportation of the patient to the hospital.

After the patient is delivered, emergency care continues within the clinic. Kimyo University Hospital is equipped with intensive care units and operating rooms prepared to manage emergency conditions.

This makes it possible, when necessary, to:

·         perform emergency surgical interventions;

·         provide round-the-clock monitoring;

·         continue intensive therapy without delays.

Examination and further treatment after an emergency condition

Stabilization of the patient’s condition is an important, but not always final, stage. After an emergency situation, additional examinations are often required to determine the underlying cause and define further treatment strategy.

Within a single clinic, the patient can:

·         undergo diagnostic examinations;

·         complete laboratory tests;

·         receive specialist recommendations.

This approach ensures continuity of medical care — from the emergency call to further observation and treatment.

Emergency care — when it is important that assistance does not stop.

Emergency medicine is a system where every minute counts. The ability to call an ambulance, receive qualified medical care at the pre-hospital stage, and continue treatment in a hospital setting plays a critical role in life-threatening situations.

If necessary, you can contact the emergency medical service of Kimyo University Hospital by calling 1413 — care begins immediately and continues for as long as the patient needs it.