Senior falls at north liberty care facility, North Liberty IA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 93-year-old female fell overnight at a senior living facility near West Forevergreen Road in North Liberty. Emergency responders were called for a code 2 medical response. No prior symptoms were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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North Liberty Fire and Johnson County Ambulance.
00:04
J-PAS 2-4. Responsive falls.
00:07
Keystone Place.
00:08
Near West Forevergreen Road unit 222.
00:13
North Liberty.
00:14
Cross streets are South Jones Boulevard and Covered Bridge Boulevard.
00:19
We have them 25 for Keystone players.
00:24
Out of 35, this is going to map just north of the switcher exit right after the onramp.
00:30
So if you turn around the switcher exit,
00:32
To head back north and then try to get over right away.
00:35
It's on the inside line.
00:36
I have a light pickup hung up on the concrete barrier.
00:40
Other vehicle involved went up to the rest area.
00:42
I believe the patience in this white truck would be a minor injury, it sounds like.
00:46
But continue merging is time until we go further.
00:48
Got it?
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35 copies.
00:53
J.C.
00:54
411. We'll be on at that 8 for Evergreen.
00:58
Thank you.
01:03
And 411, it will be a code 2 response.
01:17
25 and 411 is for Evergreen Keystone for Evergreen Place, near West Wing Road.
01:23
We're going to be an apartment 222, 93-year-old female who fell overnight.
01:27
No priori symptoms be a code to response.
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Location mentioned:
W Forevergreen Rd, North Liberty, IA 52317
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