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More Americans are using Uber and other car services to get to the emergency room rather than calling for an ambulance. Tech writer Chandra Steele is one of them. She recently suffered from internal bleeding, for which she was already seeking treatment, and didn't want to call 911 because she said, "I knew it was an emergency, but I wasn't sure if it really required an ambulance." "I just used the Uber app and in three minutes somebody was there," Steele, 42, told Inside Edition. #InsideEdition
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