Ambulance call at Sherman Hospital for patient transport, Elgin IL
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Medical EmergencyAn ambulance was requested at Sherman Hospital near North Randall Road for a possible patient transport to St. Joseph Hospital. Police were on scene, and there was mention of a person banned from the location not being a patient. Arrangements were made to assist with transport including a wheelchair.
Audio|Heard on: Elgin Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Section 3, and ambulance 1.
00:06
Ambulance request, near North Randall Road.
00:11
Sherman Hospital,
00:12
between Holmes Road and Big Timber Road, time about 1359.
00:18
Engine 3, and ambulance 1,
00:21
ambulance request,
00:23
near North Randall Road.
00:30
That's one, we're near Randall at Sherman Hospital.
00:36
They're meet up with police on scene.
00:38
They're requesting a transport from Sherman to St.
00:43
Joseph.
00:49
Go ahead for 103.
00:54
Hey, just reading jad, it sounds like the same situation as the last one.
00:59
Do you want to come out of here? You want us to just take care of it?
01:06
Yeah, y'all have to transport.
01:08
He's been banned from that location.
01:11
So he's not a patient.
01:22
Engine 3 ambulance one.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:28
Are you guys going to the main entrance or the ER?
01:34
Main entrance, they got him on the second floor on CAD here.
01:39
We're going to see if we can get a wheelchair for him to bring it down to you.
01:43
Best received.
01:44
We'll meet you over there.
01:46
Engine 3 from 103.
01:50
Good.
01:52
I'll meet you guys over there.
02:00
Ambulance 1, we're coming down to you now.
02:04
Press your scene, we're almost there.
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Location mentioned:
N Randall Rd, Elgin, IL 60123
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