Man falls and hits head at care center, Lake Katrine NY
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Medical EmergencyA 71-year-old man fell and hit his head at the Northeast Center for Special Care near Grand Avenue in the Town of Ulster. He developed a bump but did not have serious injuries and remained at his normal level of confusion. Emergency services responded and were cleared after assessment.
Audio|Heard on: Ulster County Public Safety - New Paltz Area
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Olster Island to Empress into the town of Ulster, Oldrose Fire District.
00:04
A 71-year-old male is falling.
00:06
North East Center for Special Care near Grand Avenue, construction to Surimacore and neighborhood road.
00:11
Patient is going to be located in Premier Unit, Room 306.
00:14
Repeat the Empress into the Town of Ulster, Ulsteros Fire District.
00:19
The 71-year-old male is fallen.
00:21
Northeast Center for Special Care near Grand Avenue.
00:24
Closter to Surma Corpore and Neighborhood Road, patient is going to be located on Premier Unit in Room 306.
00:28
(number withheld).
00:31
No injury.
00:33
445, so you're responding in 0331.
00:40
331. Question on back to efforts 245, 71-year-old male fallen.
00:44
It hit his head, state he does have a nod on his head.
00:47
The patient is normally confused and is at his baseline currently.
01:04
612 arriving.
01:08
245 you're going to be on the scene 0333, 612 you're going to be arriving on scene at 0333.
01:14
This is going to be back in service, accident upon activation.
01:25
Accidental activation, 612 will show you back in 0336.
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Location mentioned:
Grant Ave, Lake Katrine, NY 12449
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