Intimate partner violence (IPV; sometimes referred to as woman abuse or domestic violence) describes the physical, emotional, financial, and spiritual forms of harm perpetrated within the context of intimate relationships. A call to a residence where IPV has taken place can be challenging, and EMS personnel must use empathy and compassion to empower and support their patient. When responding to a call that involves IPV, EMS personnel have a host of concerns to consider, including being mindful of scene safety, understanding the multifaceted dynamics of IPV, and addressing the consequences of IPV, which may affect physical, emotional, and psychological health. EMS personnel should (when possible) engage in risk assessment, safety planning, and referral to other resources. Finally, EMS personnel should thoroughly document their interactions.