Elderly man receives lift assist after fall, Salisbury CT
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Medical EmergencyAn 85-year-old man fell near Lime Rock Road and was assisted by emergency medical services with a lift-assist. He was conscious and breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Litchfield County Fire and EMS Departments - Southern
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Transcript:
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Alpha Duce, Salisbury Ambulance, near Lime Rock Road, 85-year-old male, fall, standing lift-assist,
00:08
Crosher, near Lime Rock Road, 85-year-old male, fall, lift-assist, 17 alpha-4.
00:13
Cross streets are Townhill Road and Greystone Lane, 1718.
00:19
327-331.
00:22
We're passing to get 559.
00:27
The big commercial.
00:42
LCD the Salisbury Ambulance your second tone respond to number near Lime Rock Road for an 85-year-old male reported fall across the lift of says captioned them reading 17 alpha-4 time your second tone 1722
01:03
Alpha D.T. North Canaan Ambulance.
01:05
Second call. Second crew needed to 99 South Canaan Road at Gear Nursing, Unit 308, 91-year-old male,
01:11
abnormal lab, 33 alpha-1.
01:13
That's 99 South Canaan Road at Gear Nursing, unit 308 91-year-old male, abnormal labs 33 alpha-1.
01:20
Cross streets and road, graceway, 7p.23.
01:27
In the ambulance, Semmeling.
01:31
(name withheld), 1722.
01:53
Out City, two cell for AMILA and Third Town Falls Village for Mutual Aid, near Lime Rock Road, 85-year-old male, lift assist, conscious breathing, 17 Alpha 4.
02:02
That's near Lime Rock Road, 85-year-old male, lift assist, 17 alpha 4.
02:07
Cross your third Town Hill Road, Great Stone Lane, 1724.
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Location mentioned:
Lime Rock Rd, Lakeville, CT 06039
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