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In case of emergency, the first number to call is the emergency number 911. See the Emergency Services section for more information.

For ambulance services, such as special patient transport to a nursing home, hospice center, hospital or airport or to attend a sporting event, you can contact an ambulance service company. Not all of these types of ambulances are equipped with critical medical care items or licensed paramedics and it is recommended you inquire about those issues if they are required to meet your needs.

Advance Ambulance http://www.advanceambulance.com/

A division of Midwest Medical Services, Inc., 5567 N. Elston Ave. Chicago, IL 60630

Phone: (773) 774-8999

Fax: (773) 774-4744

ER Ambulance Chicago

7355 S. Exchange Avenue Chicago, Il 60649

Phone: (773) 723-1575

Fax: (773) 723-3459

contact@erambulancechicago.com

TRACE Ambulance Service, Inc. http://www.traceambulance.com/

8400 W. 183rd Place, Tinley Park, Illinois 60477

For service call: 708-532- 0088 or 888-464-0088 or 815-464-0088

Superior Ambulance Service http://www.superiorambulance.com/

Superior Ambulance Service has a sister’s company that is Illinois Medi-Car, Inc. This company is a non-emergency transportation provider that arranges wheelchair van service in the Chicago metropolitan area. You can contact Illinois Medi-Car, Inc. at (630) 832-2000 or (630) 530-1500.

Top Tips

01 Before choosing somewhere to live in Chicago thoroughly research all areas. This decision will have a direct impact on your way of life in this city.
02 Choose your children’s school first and then look for an accommodation as the area you live in may determine the school your child can attend.
03 The US Social Security administration also advises you wait 10 days after arriving in the United States to apply for a Social Security number.
04 Chicago can be extremely hot in summer but very cold in winter. Bear this in mind when searching for accommodation; you’ll need good AC and heating!
05 Subscribe to a local Newspaper. We advise the Chicago Tribune. It is a good way to get familiar with both the city and what is going on.

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Interesting fact

Chicago is home to North America’s tallest building “Sears Tower”, which has 110 floors. From its Sky-deck at 103rd floor you can see all the way to neighboring states of Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin… 40 to 50 miles away.
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