Apparent stroke medical emergency near Elm St, Medfield MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders in Medfield were dispatched to a possible stroke involving an elderly woman near Elm Street. The patient was reportedly unresponsive but breathing when units arrived. Engine coverage adjustments were made to ensure response support.
Audio|Heard on: Dover, Medfield and Millis Fire
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
Medfield Fire notes, no medical, near Elm Street, it's a 95-year-old female with facial drooping.
00:07
Possible stroke, she has a stroke history.
00:16
Let's go fire from her district.
00:20
Engine three. Engine three.
00:25
Can you strike a box if you can get somebody off here at our coverage now so we can head to that note?
00:45
Medfield Fire.
00:46
I take a box 421.
00:49
There's a medical near Elm Street.
00:51
Someone's going to have to cover Engine 3.
00:53
They're on East Mount standing by the water.
00:55
Tower with wires down.
00:57
So it's Medfield Fire.
00:59
And I'll take a box 421 for coverage.
01:01
Engine 3 is going to need to be replaced on East Mount and a medical near Elm.
01:13
A1 is on for Elm.
01:17
A1 I be on for near Elm Street.
01:20
That female is going to be unresponsive.
01:21
She is breathing but she's unresponsive.
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Location mentioned:
Elm St, Medfield, MA 02052
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