Code Red Chaos - Saving Lives on the Frontlines of Emergency Medicine

Follow a highly specialized medical team operating around the clock in the West Midlands as they respond to extreme medical emergencies. This dedicated team of paramedics and doctors is equipped with cutting-edge trauma techniques and advanced medical equipment, allowing them to tackle a range of critical situations, from car accidents to stabbings and cardiac arrests. Their mission is clear: to save lives on the spot and provide vital care when every second counts.

Have you experienced paramedics helping you? Share your stories in the comments!

Ambulance: Code red - From Season 1 Episode 8: Critical Care Paramedic Fay is dispatched to the scene of a serious motorbike crash and Ambulance control receive an emergency call reporting a man collapsed in a churchyard.

Following specialised teams of British paramedics on their most extreme calls, Ambulance: Code Red is an adrenaline-pumping ride on the edge of life.

With exclusive access to the highest-priority cases, viewers join these elite first-responders as they race to the scene of an emergency and then use cutting-edge trauma techniques—including roadside surgery—to save patients from almost certain death.

Body cams and mobile film crews provide a 360-degree multi-angle view that captures every critical second. And from car crashes and stabbings, to crushing injuries and cardiac arrests, the trauma team is committed to saving lives, no matter how dire the circumstances.
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Have you experienced paramedics helping you? Share your stories in the comments!

[bettysmith]

Very sad for the poor asthma woman, it's very hard to get those patients back since they went into cardiac arrest secondary to acidoses and hypoxia, and add on to that prolonged down time. If you have asthma, or any other respiratory disease PLEASE take it seriously and call 911 or go to an emergency room if your inhalers are not working or you are concerned about your breathing!! Rest In Peace.

[almaeclu]

Can I just say, I absolutely love that a new episode is being uploaded every day? Thanks so much!

[nikkis]

I appreciate they show the good outcomes and the bad outcomes, even though it’s sad. It’s important to see and to learn about. A lot of shows similar to this only shows people who have good outcomes with full recoveries.

[kealyphillips]

This is my favourite show and I live accross the pond. You really have a great set up for emergencies.

[haraldlorentzen]

What makes people do hoax calls to emergency services is a mystery to me.
One day it could be them needing an ambulance, police or fire, and no one comes because some idiots made a hoax call, so nothing is available. In one way it would serve them right, but in another they to should get the help they need, despite being hoax callers.

Really wish the punishment for hoax calls were punishable by a short stay in prison at his Majesty's pleasure.

[kristinacorfield]

Was no one in the car crash wearing a seatbelt …

[abababu]

It's crazy how many people are being called to a cardiac arrest. In Germany you would have 3 Paramedics and 1 Doctor. Here are like 8 People or so. It shows really hood, how good the system works in great britian :)

[michellesorenson]

Is anyone going to relieve the poor dark-haired girl from doing chest compressions for what seems like 34 years?

[BTUVM]

I’m sorry for your loss. As an ems helicopter pilot in training who wants to start an air ambulance service, this is the worst thing that happens at a call. After a death like that, I would put that crew on leave for a week and have other crews take over and extend their shifts.

Also, why don’t you attempt VA ECMO cannulation as this might have raised the chance of that woman surviving not much but enough to be worth the extra work. On our helicopters, flycars, and mobile ICUs we would have ECMO equipment ready. Not to sound like a cop, you guys should consider becoming ECMO certified.

[Achucklesss]

Maybe you should extend the frame and make a Mini Jeep Limo

[Saiyan_B]

Y'all need to fix your music at the end it's too loud

[bettysmith]

It amazes me the focus is on finding out whether the patient is a girl or boy before they give instructions on CPR! 🤦‍♀

[LuckyCookie]

They live in nice neighbourhoods with no black people, everyone is also white which is nice