<prompt> Human: A few weeks ago, I was feeling depressed and a friend called 911 on me out of concern when I didnt respond to a text right away. I refused medical care when they came because it was a mistaken call, but the EMTs along with police who arrived on scene said that I had no choice but to come with them in the ambulance out of protocol. But Im now getting voicemails from the ambulance company asking me to call back to give insurance details or set up a payment plan -- what should I do? Is there any way to get it waived?They dont have any info on me except a name and the phone number -- address was a friends place at the time that Im no longer staying at. I currently am unemployed and have no way of paying for this, and I doubt that Medicare will pay for something like suspected suicide attempt, even if I didnt make the 911 call. They also didnt do anything to me other than let me sit in the ambulance and check blood pressure at the hospital. It was about a 13 block ride, and all they did was have psych ward ask some questions upon arrival and then let me go.  <response>: Contact legal council. This sounds like an involuntary mental health commitment and as told theres a decent chance the legal requirements werent met. 