Elderly woman falls inside home with possible hip fracture, Youngstown NY
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Medical EmergencyAn 86-year-old woman fell inside a home near Church Street between 3rd and Blairville Road. She may have fractured her hip. Emergency medical services responded with a basic life support standard.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Fire & EMS
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Fire Control of Youngstown EMS call near Church Street between 3rd and Blairville Road.
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86-year-old female fell with a possible hip fracture BLS standard response.
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Falkantor repeating to Youngstown, EMS call near Church Street between 3rd Street and Blairville Road.
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86-year female fell inside with possible hip fracture.
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BLS standard FDMS.
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County fired 12 on 7A.
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12.m.7.A.
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Responding, switch in the EMS.
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Corrections.
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Switch and attack one.
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10.4.
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Fire control, MRC-99.
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Mercy 99.
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Back-end service will the sign off, Covering East.
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Back for the sign off.
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Where's eight to the six of this, that’s all year in the clear area in the bouleheart?
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Great States.
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Particle 9662.
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My name's 62.
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We’re transporting cold to Suburban.
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C462.
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Headquarters copies Roger.
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Niagara County Far Control to County EMS 23 with Youngstown, near Church Street, between 3rd and Blairville Road.
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86-year-old female fell inside with possible hip fracture, BLS standard.
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Niagara County EMS 23 requested by Youngstown to handle their call near Church Street.
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For the 86-year-old female fall with possible hip fracture, BLS standard at 1336.
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Location mentioned:
Church St, Youngstown, NY 14174
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