96-year-old woman with infected leg wound after fall, Greenwich NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 96-year-old woman near John Street, Greenwich, activated her life-alert due to an infected leg wound caused by a fall four days earlier. EMS responded and prepared to transport her to the hospital.
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Transcript:
00:00
Eastern Greenwich EMS, Greenwich first responders,
00:03
Near John Street, Greenwich.
00:05
Life-alert activation, the Blanchet resident is a 96-year-old female.
00:10
Laceration to the leg.
00:12
It's infected, 1545.
00:32
The Eastern Greenwich EMS, Greenwich first responders, near John Street, Greenwich, life-alert activation of the Blanchet resident,
00:40
96-year-old female,
00:42
laceration to the leg that is infected,
00:45
1545.
00:52
Second call. This time now taking a full crew, 1547.
01:01
Patient will be transported to Marriott's hospital.
01:05
225-0 Samaritan's 1548.
01:10
748.
01:13
295 to the AMIF control.
01:17
AMAS control 2952.
01:19
295-2, 295-1-1 over Sunday.
01:27
Priority 2 requested Grimble Center Sheriffs and CREA of 17 MASS and CS in Charles Wing.
01:33
42-year-old male conscious alert breathing generally and that's supposed to transport to Luns Falls.
01:41
Copy.
01:55
2952, 2951, responding, 154-400.
02:05
3251, EMS patrol.
02:12
NAMS control 3251.
02:16
Responding part BELBEST response near John Street, Greenwich life-alert activation level inch at resident 96-year-old female conscious alert breathing.
02:31
Laceration to the leg that's infected also had a fall four days ago.
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Location mentioned:
John St, Greenwich, NY 12834
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