Island Emergency Services

06/01/2026

This afternoon at 12:40 Received a Call on our Emergency Hotline requesting an Ambulance for Help & Assistance for a Golden Age Community Member that was Feeling Sick and needed to be Transported to The Dr. Otto Rodriguez San Pedro Polyclinic II for Further Medical Evaluation and Treatment.

All Ambulance Services was OFFERED FOR FREE!!!! For our Golden Age Community Member!!!

Island Emergency Services Always Giving Back to our San Pedro Community!!!!!! This Year 2026 this will not be an Exception!!!!!
BR,

Abner Bacab

Island Emergency Services

06/01/2026

This Afternoon Received a Call on our Emergency Hotline Requesting an Ambulance to the South of Town for a Diver that went Diving and after a Dive today was not Feeling Well, We immediately Dispatched Ambulance to Location along with our Diver Medic and Medical Responder.

Upon Arrival found A Diver on the Boat unable to move Lower Extremeties, Loss of Motor Function to Lower Extremeties and Loss of Sensibility, We immediately Checked Patient Vitals and place on Scoop Strecher unto Stecher and Transportes Patient to the Hyperbaric Chamber for Further Dive Physician Neurological Evaluation and Treatment.

Great Thank you to Cesar Cerpa foe your Great Help & Assistance!

BR,

Abner Bacab
Island Emergency Services
Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support

06/01/2026

Start of the New Year as Always Working, Helping, Assisting and giving Back to Our Community Members here in our Island and also Helping, Assisting and Caring for our Valued Tourists Visiting our Island.

Our Ambulance Service has Been Active and Busy!!!!

January 01, 2026

We received a Call on our Emergency Hotline requesting an Ambulance for a Tourist that had injured their Ankle and needed Pre Hospital Care and Transportation to the Hospital, Great Thank you to my Daughter Nathy Y Bacab for the Great Help, Assistance & Support.

We received a Call on our Emergency Hotline requesting an Ambulance for an Expat that had an accident and fell on a Glass Table, Receiving a Cut to his Face their needed Pre Hospital Care and Transportation to the Clinic.

January 02, 2024

We received a Call on our Emergency Hotline requesting an Ambulance for a Local Community Member that had an accident and injured their knee and needed Pre Hospital Care and Transportation to the Clinic.

We received a Call on our Emergency Hotline requesting an Ambulance for a Local Community Member that was noy Feeling Well and needed Pre Hospital Care and Transportation to the Clinic for Further Medical Evaluation & Treatment, Great Thank you to Mark Bey for Your Great Help, Assistance & Support.

BR,

Abner Bacab

Island Emergency Services

26/12/2025

We wish Everyone a Blessed Merry Christmas to you, Your Loved ones and Everyone from the Staff of Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support.

Thank you for Your Continued Support, Confidence, Trust in our Service to take care of Your Divers when a Scuba Diving Injury Occurs!!!

Have a Safe Bottom Diving Time!!

BR,

Abner Bacab

Diver Medic Technician

Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support

24 Hours Emergency Hotline:

226 2913

24 Hours Emergency Cell/Whatsapp

615-2998

16/12/2025

16/12/2025

Island Emergency Services
Official Information:
We are Happy to Share the list of our 24 Hours Emergency 🚨 Numbers for our Different Range of Services:
Island Emergency Services:
226 - 2911 - Emergencies 🚑 🚨Telephone Hotline
226 - 2912 - Emergencies 🚑 🚨 Telephone Hotline
615 - 2998 - Emergencies 🚑 🚨 Cell Phone Hotline
Ambulance Emergency Services - Pre Hospital Care for any Emergency provided by the Only Licensed & Accredited Emergency Medical Technician Here In San Pedro Town, Ambergris Caye, Including Patient Packaging, Stabilization, Emergency Evacuation, Hospital Transportation.

Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support:
226 - 2913 - Scuba 🤿 Diving 🚑 Emergencies🚨 Hotline
Scuba Diving Emergency Response Including Information, Help, Assistance, Evacuations, Dive Physician Consultation, Hyperbaric Chamber Referral, Hyperbaric Recompression Chamber Treatment.
226 - 2914 - General Information Hotline for Oxygen Safety & Training Services, Island Emergency Services, Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support.
Please Kindly Share information, Can Help Save a Life!!!!





BR,
Island Emergency Services
Belize Dive Injury Assistance & Support
Oxygen Safety & Training Services

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26/07/2025

If you see an Accident While on the Road!!!???Know you can always call our Ambulance Service, We are available 24/7, 365 Days a Year!!!

Our Ambulance 🚑 Service only uses Authentic & Fully Equipped Ambulances 🚑 to Care for any Emergency with Emergency Medical Technician on Board!!!

You Deserve the Best!!!!

Island Emergency Services

24 Emergency 🚨 Hotline:

226 2911, 226 2912

24 Hours Emergency 🚨 Cell Hotline:

615 2998

26/07/2025

“Just get ’em in the truck!”

(We are talking about CRITICALLY ill medical patients here)

It’s a phrase we hear all too often in EMS—but when it comes to critically ill medical patients, that mindset can be dangerous.

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Transport ALONE Isn’t Treatment

Throwing a crashing patient into the back of an ambulance without stabilizing them isn’t JUST fast—it’s risky.

Critically ill patients don’t tolerate motion well. Movement stresses the body, and stress demands reserve… which they don’t have.

Before you load, ask yourself:
• Is the oxygenation appropriate? Is the airway secure?
• Are we supporting their circulation do we need volume? Pressors? Pacing? Etc
• Can they survive the ride, or are they barely surviving the room we found them in?

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The Reality of the Ride

You can’t bag, start pressors, and troubleshoot a crashing patient while bouncing down the road with no access, no definitive airway, and no plan.

You can do these interventions alone but it doesnt mean you should— the teamwork model in healthcare works best

The back of the truck isn’t an ER. It’s a rolling compromise. And unless the scene is unsafe, your best shot at saving that patient MIGHT be right where you are.

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What Stabilization Looks Like

You’re not trying to fix everything—but you need to:
• Oxygenate the patient
• Support perfusion (fluids, pressors)
• Establish access
• Apply a monitor and recognize life threats
• Treat what’s treatable before the rig moves

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Bottom Line

Not every second counts—but the right decisions in those seconds do.

Stabilize before you move. Don’t trade minutes of care for minutes of motion. Because for your sickest patients, the wrong move might be moving too soon.

26/07/2025

04/06/2025

Emergency Medical Services