Patient rescued from icy driveway for hospital transport, Putnam County NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded to a call at Barrett Circle West. The driveway was icy, so the medic brought the patient down to the road for transport to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Putnam County Fire/EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
3173. 3173, transporting 1.BLF to Puttum.
00:04
BLS-Pan 837.
00:05
24 no one
00:11
well I'm gonna be on scene and lives the BLS crew that the driveway is a sheet of ice use caution
00:17
receipts will do let us know if you need highway
00:23
good thanks you want seven one should be advised for a variety from location and it is a sheet of ice
00:34
Receives, thank you.
00:41
2672, at Putnam Hospital, 839.
00:47
Ready, it's the driveways issue to ice.
00:52
Creasy, thank you.
00:58
Ready for another one.
01:02
MediFork.
01:05
I'm going to transport the patient in my fly car down to the road.
01:08
The driveway is too, I see.
01:10
Pretty safe.
01:12
On the mile 1-2 units responding to Barrett Circle West, you're going to go down to the bottom of the driveway.
01:17
Medic 4 is going to be bringing the patient down due to the conditions of the driveway.
01:20
Repeating to 31711, 1911 meet the medic at the bottom of the driveway.
01:26
The medic at the bottom of the driveway.
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Location mentioned:
Barrett Cir W, New York
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