Unconscious man found in Hailey home with COVID-19 concern, Hailey ID
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Medical EmergencyEmergency crews responded to an unconscious, non-breathing man in Hailey with a COVID-19-positive spouse, with law enforcement assisting due to a language barrier and possible DNR.
Audio|Heard on: Blaine County Amateur Radio / Fire/EMS / Life Flight (Dispatch only)
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Haley N.S. and Wood River Station 1.
00:04
Respond to.
00:05
9.30, Silver Star Drive.
00:07
Haley, for unconscious Delta[1].
00:20
Covell 691-0.
00:28
Ambulance 6991, you're responding to 930 Silver Star Drive in Haley, cross of Delavisa Drive and West Cedar Street.
00:35
35-year-old male, not conscious,
00:38
also not breathing.
00:39
We're still gathering more information.
00:41
There's a language barrier.
00:42
Law enforcement en route.
00:44
Okay.
00:52
244.
00:53
Um, 2-5-1 and a half.
01:00
2.5-1. Break all units responding to 930 Silver Star jobs.
01:04
Just for information,
01:06
spouse is downstairs with COVID.
01:15
Maybe on 6991, call.
01:23
Maybe 1691 just for information.
01:25
It doesn't seem like CPR is being administered right now.
01:28
Subject is not breathing.
01:30
Per law enforcement, they're working on finding a DNR.
01:35
We're on CISC.
01:37
We're on CISN.
01:41
24-ZOM.
01:48
6191. Com CPR is in progress.
01:53
Bill 6691, disregard that.
01:55
There is AD&R.
02:01
On 2-5-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-148.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
Silver Star Dr, Hailey, ID 83333
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