We hold certification from the New York State Health Department as a Basic Life Support ambulance provider, staffed by Emergency Medical Technicians certified by the state. Our team is ready to answer emergency calls, operating a state-of-the-art ambulance complete with essential equipment, including a defibrillator for patients experiencing sudden cardiac arrest and Albuterol for those in respiratory distress due to asthma.

• Stop by for Blood Pressure Screening.
• Give us a Call at 718-352-2080

• Contact Us About  CPR Classes.
• Look at our Schedule for the next available class

BCVAC makes available to residents of Bayside canes, crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs, at no expense but all loans are short-term, usually up to 30 days.

Please Fill Out Equipment Rental Form

Call 718-352-2080 to see what we have available.

• Standby medical support for community and school sporting events.
• Contact Us for Scheduling
• Give us a Call at 718-352-2080

When in doubt, call 911 for all medical emergencies.

The services provided by each medical practitioner in the community may vary. Your urgent care of choice will be able to provide you with information about their available services, including guidance on when it is better to call 911.

These trained professionals will answer your call, and ask you a series of questions. Your answers help the Dispatcher to route the correct emergency resources to your emergency.

Each emergency is unique, and may require support from the local EMS (ambulance), fire department, or law enforcement agency (local Police, Sheriff, State Police). These emergency responders bring a unique skill-set, and will work in concert to address your emergency.

When you call 911, the call-taker will ask a series of scripted questions. These questions will help the call-taker understand your location, the nature of your emergency, and which services to send to assist you (EMS, law enforcement, fire department, etc.). If you experience an emergency, you may feel frustrated by these questions, or may feel these questions are consuming valuable time. Please be patient; your answers help us to arrive prepared to help you!

Remain calm, and follow the instructions of the 911 call-taker. The call-taker may offer emergency medical instructions while help is en-route to your location.

We understand that emergencies are stressful. While experiencing the stress of an emergency it is common to feel as though time has slowed down; everything seems to take longer than normal. Be aware of this phenomenon, and do not become frustrated.

Before you experience an emergency, here are a few tips to help you prepare:

• We will struggle to find your home if your house number is not visible. Make sure your house number is easily spotted from the road.
• You can prepare a list of your current and past medical conditions, all medications you currently take, and any allergies that you have. 
• If you experience an emergency and call 911, take a moment to contain any pets. Your pets will sense your anxiety, and may interpret that anxiety to be a result of our presence. Containing your pet will help to ensure our safety and theirs.
• Emergencies come in many types and sizes – not all are medical in nature. Be prepared for anything.