Elderly woman with dementia evaluated after behavior change, Connersville IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a home near South County Road 50 West for an 86-year-old woman with dementia. She was not acting normally, and after consultation with her nursing home, she was to be taken to the hospital emergency room for further evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Fayette County Public Safety
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Attention,
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Everton Fire, Fayette County, EMS, near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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Attention, Everton Fire, Fayette County EMS.
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Near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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Attention, Everton Fire, Fayette County EMS.
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Near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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Attention Everton Fire, Fay County, EMS, near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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Attention Everton Fire, Fay County EMS,
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Near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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Attention, Everton Fire.
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Fayette County EMS.
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Near South County Road 50 West for a medical.
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EMS to near South County Road 50 West, sent before an 86-year-old female.
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Callers are advising, she is a dementia patient,
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she is just not acting herself.
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The nursing home would like her transported to the ER for an evaluation.
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Now you said nursing home once this patient evaluated, but we're going to a home residence, is that correct?
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This is a home address.
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She was just released from the nursing home for visitation.
02:15
The son called the nursing home and they want her to transfer to the ER for evaluation.
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Location mentioned:
S Co Rd 50 W, Connersville, IN 47331
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