Do you know how much it costs to call an ambulance in developed countries like the U.S. and Europe? Although the cost of an ambulance in China is not low, it's also quite high, but the costs abroad are skyrocketing. According to a student studying at the University of Los Angeles, he called an ambulance due to chest discomfort. Although he was not severely affected, he eventually found out the cost. They had to pay nearly$18,000 yuan, most of which was collected by ambulances. Another senior at the University of Houston had a worse situation; she called an ambulance after falling, only to find out it was a helicopter. Terribly, the elderly had to pay nearly 300,000 yuan. Although the helicopter is faster, her treatment was not delayed. However, not everyone can afford such high costs. Another young man traveling in Europe and America experienced diarrhea, hypoglycemia, and fell into a coma after adapting to the environment. A passerby called an ambulance for him. No issues. After discharge, without insurance, the ambulance cost was $860, and the ambulance equipment cost was $620, totaling over $1,000, which is more than 7,000 yuan in RMB. In fact, this is mainly because foreign ambulances mainly come from specialized ambulance companies, not sent directly. Many streets in foreign countries are narrow, and it may take a long time to leave the ambulance. Often, the privatization of ambulance companies can effectively reduce delays, helping residents get faster and more convenient care. Different national conditions and policies can trace back to the high costs of foreign ambulances. After reading and understanding the prices of foreign ambulances, we find that domestic ambulance prices are very affordable, making it possible for those in need to afford the service.