Man falls and needs help at location near Southeast 15th Avenue, Hillsboro OR
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Medical EmergencyA conscious man in his 50s fell at a home near Southeast 15th Avenue. He has surgical stitches and a fractured leg. He cannot get off the floor and is alone in the bedroom. Emergency responders are assisting.
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Transcript:
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5 and AMR 126.
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Respond to routine fall.
00:05
At location near Southeast 15th Avenue.
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Cross streets are Southeast Oak Street and Southeast Walnut Street.
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coming from something that's behind.
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Copy.
00:33
Fire calling into one.
00:37
Angel and go ahead.
00:41
Yeah, engine one will take my routine fall on 15.
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Okay, truck five off.
00:51
Crabby and Jim one will handle truck five.
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We put you back in quarters.
01:00
Sixth a patient.
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(number withheld).
01:07
Page 1A, 826, going to location near Southeast 15th Avenue.
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55-year-old male is conscious.
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Looks like he has some stitches that need to come out
01:19
after having a stint in his abdomen.
01:24
also has a fractured leg.
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He is unable to get off the floor,
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and recently today at a ground level fall due to pain,
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but he did not injure himself in this fall.
01:38
He'll be in the bedroom.
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He is home alone.
01:41
He'll have to come to the side of the house through the open gate and go to the back and then make entry.
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His bedroom is on the right of the back door.
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I'm not sure if the door's, if the back door's unlocked, no further.
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Location mentioned:
SE 15th Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97123
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