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And more often than not they are required to assist vacationers who have suffered with other events like a heart attack or are suffering from sunstroke”.
Wherever a medical emergency happens, joining the Asociacion Amigos Europeos de Javea costs JUST 50€ FOR A FAMILY FOR THE WHOLE OF THE YEAR and is well worth it.
For this you get a private emergency ambulance service available 24/7 for all 365 days of the year which gives massive protection and peace of mind.
The Asociacion is called the the Asociacion Amigos Europeos de Javea because
Javea is where it originated, and where the Head Office is still based. In fact, whether you are in Albir, Benissa, Calpe, Denia,
.....all the way through to..... Xativa (okay we admit we couldn’t find any North Costa Blanca towns beginning with a Y or a Z!) the Asociacion Amigos Europeos de Javea will most likely cover your local area.
Your address details, your medical records, your current medication levels, your personal details will all be carried in the onboard computers throughout their fleet of ambulances. And wherever a member is taken ill at home or elsewhere an Asociacion Amigos Europeos de Javea ambulance will rush to them, give emergency assistance and then speed them to the most appropriate hospital for their condition.
Call Laure Bolufer the Registration Manager on 96 579 6099 from 9am to 1pm Monday to Friday to check. Laure will work with you to pinpoint exactly where your house is on the map, and establish the fastest routes to it and this and all the other information will be stored in their onboard ambulance systems.
Don’t delay... accidents do happen, and the Asociacion Amigos Europeos de Javea’s fleet of fully equipped ambulances will give the best chance of getting rapid medical attention.
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