If my Apple Watch called 911, is there a record?

Nonuthin asked "I had a fall and an ambulance arrived in 20 minutes. How would I know if my Apple Watch called 911?" Your Apple Watch will tell you it has detected a fall, and it will ask you if you would like an ambulance to arrive. If you say no, or tap no, it will not call one. On the other hand, if you're unconscious, the watch will tell you it has detected a fall, and it will ask you if you would like an ambulance to arrive. After a programmed amount of time without a response, the Apple Watch will report your fall to 911 or whoever would be dispatched to check in on you. I know this because it happened to a relative.

More, insofar as a record of the call exists, I don't know. Perhaps on your phone app there will be a call logged in recents?

Nonuthin wrote:

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I don't know what that means.

I was asking a clarifying question about your original post. But if you don't want to answer, I will move along.

Best of luck.

You could also call your local police department on their "Main" number, and ask if a 911 call was made from your iPhone number. Whether they give it to you or not is another matter, but generally all 911 calls are recorded by the 911 call center.

But as muguy says, your iPhone phone app should have a record of all out going calls.

Among other ways, it will be on your phone record from your carrier

Nonuthin wrote:

I had a fall and an ambulance arrived in 20 minutes. How would I know if my Apple Watch called 911?

Is there any other way the ambulance could have known to come?