80-year-old female falls and needs hospital transport, Pittsburgh PA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an 80-year-old female fell at St. Justin Plaza near Boggs Avenue. She has a urinary tract infection and requires hospital transport.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh EMS Dispatch - Channel 1
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
If anyone fall in Medicaid's area, 80 year old female.
00:04
Caller states she needs a lift assist.
00:05
Do you want me to hold for fire?
00:08
Affirmative.
00:11
Copy.
00:16
Base Medicaid, we're back.
00:20
Copy medic eight.
00:27
Bed to medic eight.
00:41
Anyone, sorry.
00:42
I have anyone that's in your area came through as a fall for just a lift assist, but the caller is now stating 80-year-old female fell, but also has a bad UTI and needs to go to the hospital.
00:55
They're at St.
00:56
Justin Plaza, near Boggs Avenue between Wyoming and Greenbush.
01:05
Any copy?
01:09
One forty-five.
01:17
Bravo two.
01:20
Five hundred and two.
01:22
We can assign Medic 8's detail to a BLS unit, please.
01:29
That's received.
01:30
Medicaid, did you copy?
01:32
Medicaid copies.
01:33
Thank you. Five hundred and one.
01:37
Base to ambulance 46.
01:39
AMS.
01:43
46.
01:49
E1 and medic 8's area with 1st responders.
01:53
St. Justin Plaza, apartment 806, near Boggs Avenue.
01:57
80 year old female fell, has a UTI.
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Location mentioned:
Boggs Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15211
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