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  • WVAC 911: Lessons from EMS — Nature of Calls

    WVAC 911: Lessons from EMS — Nature of Calls

    When the alarm sounds at WVAC headquarters, and before we run out the door and respond to the scene, we listen to d…

  • File of Life

    File of Life

    When a Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps (WVAC) crew is dispatched to a 911 call, the first things the crew seeks to…

  • WVAC 911—Lessons from EMS: Safety First

    WVAC 911—Lessons from EMS: Safety First

    What do you imagine is the No. 1 priority for an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)?
    When I ask people this questi…

  • Sniffing Out a Medical Emergency Isn’t Just for the Dogs

    Sniffing Out a Medical Emergency Isn’t Just for the Dogs

    Every now and then there is a news story about a pet dog that is praised as a hero for alerting his owner to her un…

  • Understanding Head Injuries

    Understanding Head Injuries

    With winter ski season now in full swing, and spring bike riding right around the corner, the Wilton Volunteer Ambu…

  • WVAC 911: Sepsis Killed Kermit

    WVAC 911: Sepsis Killed Kermit

    After complaining of a sore throat only two days prior, on May 15, 1990, famed puppeteer Jim Henson woke up at 2am;…

  • What You Need To Know Before You Say Good-Bye To Your Telephone Landline – Your Life May Depend On It

    What You Need To Know Before You Say Good-Bye To Your Telephone Landline – Your Life May Depend On It

    You may think that getting rid of your telephone landline is a great idea because you will save money, not miss any…

  • WVAC 911: Struggling to death

    WVAC 911: Struggling to death

    The scene has played out before and been witnessed by many, but usually only in a movie or on an episode of Cops. T…

  • No Room in an Ambulance for a Boardroom

    No Room in an Ambulance for a Boardroom

    In a former life I worked in Corporate America. Since defecting and taking refuge in the world of emergency medicin…


 

Emergency Links

  • Norwalk Hospital (800) 789-4584
  • Town of Wilton (203) 563-0144
  • Wilton Fire Department (203) 834-6246
  • Wilton Parks and Rec (203) 834-6234
  • Wilton Police (203) 834-6260

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Wilton Ambulance

Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps
234 Danbury Road
Wilton, Connecticut 06897

Emergencies: DIAL 911
Telephone: (203) 834-6245
Fax: (203) 529-3511
President@WiltonAmbulance.org
 
Billing Inquiries: Please Contact Quick Med Claims at 800-258-3902
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For an Event Request: Events@wiltonambulance.org
 

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