Patient transported after fall with possible head injury

Heard on: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters

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Seven med three, seven med three to Potomac Valley.

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Air two to fall.

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PBS BLS three five, I was in Mineral facility transporting to a priority three.

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Apparently suffered a fall.

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They believe she may have struck her head, but they're not real sure.

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Basically, the reason we're transporting her is she was admitted a couple months ago for a head injury from a hematoma.

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They want to be sure that the bleed's not come back.

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She appears to be in a normal state of health.

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She's normally not very responsive to us.

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Talking at all,

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but she is awake, looking at us.Blood pressure is 119 over fifty-seven.

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Heart rate is eighty-eight.

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Respiratory effort is twenty-seven and ninety-six percent on room air.

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Thirty-three for about six-year facility.

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Any questions?

2026-10-29 02:35 UTC

Medical Emergency

Pin Oak Ln, Keyser, WV 26726

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews transported a patient from a facility in Mineral to Potomac Valley after a possible fall. The patient may have hit her head and has a history of a prior head injury, but she appears awake and stable during transport.