Medical assistance called for woman with mobility issues, Montrose PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a 52-year-old woman near South Main Street in Montrose who had difficulty walking, weakness, and altered mental status. The patient has dementia and was sitting on the ground outside a vehicle, having trouble getting up and getting into the vehicle.
Audio|Heard on: Susquehanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, and Wyoming Counties Fire / EMS
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Susquehanna County to Montrose, EMS, respond near South Main Street and Montrose Borough, with cross streets of Cedar Street and Beach Street for a 52-year-old female difficulty ambulating and weakness.
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Susquehanna County to Montrose, EMS, respond near South Main Street and Montrose Borough, with cross streets of Cedar Street and Beach Street for a 52-year-old female difficulty ambulating and weakness, a less priority.
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Respond on EMS.
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1455.
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Black one from the whole distance.
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Pass unit.
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112 Andrew are available.
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Sanford.
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6-3.
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Responding.
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Responding.
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Responding, 1457.
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I need to make you three.
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Go ahead.
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Be advised, patient is a dementia patient.
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She is experiencing difficulty, ambulating, and weakness.
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She is in an altermental status.
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She is not aggressive at the time, but she is having a hard time getting up and getting into the vehicle at the moment.
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She is sitting on the ground outside the vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Tannery Place, 498 S Main St, Montrose, PA 18801
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