How to call an ambulance for a child in Armenia?

03, 112, 911, 103 - from any mobile or landline phone

Yes. Most ambulance operators speak Russian. The operator can invite a colleague to the phone if he realizes that he cannot cope with the language barrier.

• Name the symptoms. Don't think it over (Correct: foam at the mouth, eyes rolled up. Incorrect: foam from the mouth, eyes rolled up, I think it's epilepsy)
• Name the child's full name, parent's full name, number of the child's birth certificate, series and number of the parent's passport
• Name the date of birth of the child and the number of full years
• Name the address: Street, house number, entrance, floor, intercom
• Specify: entrance from the yard or from the street
• If it will be difficult to find an apartment or enter the yard, meet an ambulance. Provided that your absence for 3-5 minutes will not scare the child

A team with a pediatrician will arrive. Even if the child's life is not in danger, the doctor will insist on hospitalization for a complete examination.

Therefore, in some cases it is better not to call an ambulance, but immediately go to one of the children's hospitals.

Name	Address	Phone Number
Medical center "Arabkir"	st. Mamikonyants, 30	+374 15 400 300 (11 11)
Polyclinic "Muratsan"	st. Muratsana, 114	+374 10 450 230
Surb Astvatsamayr Medical Center	st. Artashisyan, 46/1	+374 10 420 152

Arrival time - from 4 to 20 minutes.

Yes. Emergency assistance in Armenia is free for everyone. The child will definitely be helped in life-threatening situations: pneumonia, diabetic coma, potentially fatal injuries, etc.

Even if the condition is not life-threatening and there will be no hospitalization, you will not have to pay for the call.