07/01/2026
What do you do when someone is experiencing a health emergency and you need to call 911? Watch our phenomenal members Sam and Joe(y) demonstrate how to spread calm and call an ambulance yourself, or bring in someone else on the scene for support while you treat the injured person.
Y’all, we are LESS THAN 20 people away from reaching our 911 Emergency Preparedness Survey goal of 200 respondents! In case you didn’t know, we are completing an in-house research project to assess people across Cook County’s experiences using 911, an ambulance, or interacting with EMS. Responses from folks living in Englewood, Back of the Yards, New City, Brighton Park, Roseland, Pullman, Proviso and Thornton Townships are especially helpful. Additionally, if you identify as transgender or genderqueer, we want to hear from you!
Thank you to every person who has taken the time to be vulnerable and share their stories in service of our mission. We are hopeful that this research will set a precedent for meaningful, lasting interventions to improve the health and safety of Chicagoans experiencing 911-related emergencies.
Go to bit.ly/UMedics911Survey or the link in our bio to take the survey