Unresponsive man in wheelchair declines hospital help, New Orleans LA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called for a 78-year-old man unresponsive in a motorized wheelchair near North Dorgenois Street and Elysian Fields Avenue in New Orleans. The man regained consciousness and declined hospital transport.
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Ladder 11 Medical North Durbeney Street and Elysian Fields Avenue Cross Street of near North Dorgenois Street and near Elysian Fields Avenue.
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Zone 3020.
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Ladder 11 Medical.
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North Dorgenois Street and Elysian Fields Avenue.
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Cross Street of near North Dorgenois Street and near Elysian Fields Avenue.
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Ladder 11, 10-4.
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104. Ladder 11 communications, I prefer.
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Under 78-year-old male.
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Unresponsive at the location, no MS unit at this time.
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Patient is a black male,
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white and black hoodie, tan pants, in a motorized wheelchair.
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Light 11, temple.
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No, no, no.
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13 communications we've got first day for us and sir
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close to 13 first day and except over is 1850s
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Fire 1111.
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1044911. Take an image is for an I know units are available.
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40 communication.
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Now the first aid in service.
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Simple first aid and service, NAC202.
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Slide 111 communications.
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You can cancel EMS.
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The subject was just to leave and he does not want to go to the hospital.
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Got us a standby.
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Simple cancel EMS, N8203.
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Standby in service.
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Location mentioned:
Elysian Fields Ave & N Dorgenois St, New Orleans, LA 70119
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