Medical alarm triggered for elderly woman near Park St, Brookline MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical alarm was triggered by a 93-year-old woman using a medical device near Park Street unit 702. Emergency services were dispatched to the location.
Audio|Heard on: Needham and Brookline Police / Fire
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01:50
Transcript:
00:00
Near Park Street, Unit Seven Hundred and Two for a medical.
00:03
Pendant activation for (name withheld).
00:08
I will make contact.
00:11
Roger.
00:15
Can I get an insurance?
00:23
It's a 93-year-old female medical device activation, no contact.
00:36
One three six five one, you can get just back to that last response.
00:43
Affirmative.
00:45
Having a service issue, just be aware.
00:51
I just copied that.
00:54
Yes,
00:57
Give me one second.
01:02
Attention, Engine Three,
01:06
Paramedic Four, Ambulance One Hundred and Thirty Six,
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Near Park Street Unit Seven Hundred and Two for medical.
01:13
That's Engine Three,
01:15
Paramedic Four,
01:17
Ambulance One Hundred and Thirty Six, near Park Street Unit Seven Hundred and Two for medical.
01:24
Ten Twenty Nine.
01:29
P10, ambulance 136, I have you responding.
01:36
Engine 3 is responding.
01:47
Received, engine 3, you're responding 1030.
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Location mentioned:
Park St, Brookline, MA 02446
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