When responding to a call with no medical complaint, what action is recommended?

In situations where there is no medical complaint, the recommended action is to document the individual's decision to decline care, which is often referred to as "Against Medical Advice" (AMA) documentation. This practice is important as it protects both the individual and the responding personnel. Proper AMA documentation ensures that the patient’s choice is clearly recorded, acknowledging their right to refuse treatment. It also serves as a legal safeguard for healthcare providers, demonstrating that they informed the patient of the potential risks of not receiving care.

Transporting the individual without a medical complaint or providing first aid when it's not warranted may not respect the individual’s autonomy and could lead to unnecessary liabilities. Requesting police assistance may not be relevant in contexts where there is no immediate threat or medical need. Therefore, documenting the situation accurately is the most appropriate course of action.