Hanco Ambulance Inc.

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We exist to provide the highest standard of professional and expedient pre-hospital emergency medical care. This care is rendered to the community-at-large on a non-discriminatory basis to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, sex, age or handicap. Our employees, officers and crewmembers, maintain the highest level of patient care through continuing education in the most modern medical techniques and through constant training with state of the art equipment.
HANCO EMS maintains that we are not the sole entity in pre-hospital care. We see ourselves as members of the entire medical team seeking not only to save lives but also to improve the quality of those lives and those suffering from illness or accident.

Stay calm...call 911 and request Hanco EMS, or dial HANCO direct 419-422-3838.
We can provide you with free emergency telephone stickers, just E-mail us and request them! Make sure you know where you are and the number that you are calling from. Speak slowly and clearly. Do not be alarmed if we sound calm on the telephone, our dispatchers are specially trained to remain calm.
Help us Help You
Do what you can for the patient and wait for our arrival
Turn on the porch lights and as many other lights as possible, especially if it is dark. Send someone out to the road to await our arrival. This will help us identify your house if your address is not clearly marked on the house or mailbox. If in a vehicle, consider turning on the four way flashers. The more lights. the easier we will locate you. If the furniture in the house is in the way of where we need to roll our ambulance cot, and if it is possible to move it without injuring yourself, please move it. Do your best to clear the area where the patient is located and await our speedy arrival. If you have any dogs running loose, please secure them.
Upon our arrival
Stay calm and be ready to answer any questions related to the condition of the patient. If you have any written instructions or information from the doctor or hospital relating to the patient, it would be helpful to have it at hand.

Once we have left
Rest assured the patient will receive quality pre-hospital care by our very well trained professionals. Make any necessary telephone calls, gather your things and drive to the hospital. Do not drive if your are upset! Have a friend or relative drive you there. Often upset drivers tend to drive too fast and become the subject of traffic crashes. We have seen this happen often and do not want to see it happen to you!