Stroke symptoms reported at assisted living facility, Marquette MI
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to an 80-year-old female at Mill Creek Assisted Living exhibiting stroke symptoms including facial drooping and slurred speech in room 17.
Audio|Heard on: Marquette County Public Safety Dispatch
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Marquette City Fire, UPS system fees, please respond near Mill Creek.
00:05
Mill Creek assisted living, screaming room 17, for 80-year-old female,
00:10
having stroke symptoms.
00:12
Central is clear, 1228.
00:23
Marquette City Fire Central, please respond near Mill Creek, Mill Creek Assisted Living, room 17 for an 80-year-old female having stroke symptoms.
00:32
Central's clear, 12.28.
00:40
Central 144.
00:42
144. 144.
00:47
In route, Mill Creek.
00:50
In-out, 1229.
00:56
Central from Forsytheid 101.
00:59
Last unit, you're broken.
01:05
Four-size 101, we're clear and available.
01:12
Central 252.
01:27
Thank you.
01:31
BAS.
01:39
BAS.
01:53
That is 2007 GMC Yukon.
01:57
Insurance is verified.
02:00
Expires (number withheld).
02:02
Now we're going to get you.
02:05
Okay.
02:12
Can you get Wilderness up here?
02:15
He's requesting Wilderness?
02:18
Pay for him.
02:26
140.
02:28
Yeah, well, we're the unit responding to Mill Creek.
02:30
Are we going to the assisted side or the memory care?
02:36
You, it appears to be the assisted living side,
02:41
80-year-old female history of TIA,
02:43
facial drooping, slurred speech, you're going to be going to unit number 17 when you get there.
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Location mentioned:
Mill Creek, Marquette, MI 49855
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