Medical transport to Frisbie Hospital for cardiac issue, Rochester NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders from Carroll Fire and ambulance crews assisted with a medical transport near Whitehall Road in Rochester. An individual experiencing a possible cardiac issue was taken by ambulance en route to Frisbie Hospital. A hospital intercept was requested during the transport to provide additional medical support.
Audio|Heard on: OVMA and Wolfeboro Fire Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
Carroll 881.
00:02
Go ahead.
00:08
You can show 881 transporting one to Frisbie Hospital at this time.
00:15
Transporting one to Frisbie at 116th.
00:23
Carroll Fire 58, ambulance 3, when you clear?
00:31
So far, fifty-eighty-three.
00:35
Fifty-eight ambulance three, go ahead.
00:39
Did you have traffic for us?
00:43
Apologies, sir. I was just checking in on you for your status at 20 min mark.
00:48
We are packaging one for transport.
00:50
Will be transporting momentarily.
00:54
Three, see Piccadilly ambulance three.
00:57
Fire's under control in the process of packaging one for transport.
01:00
Will be transporting shortly at 119.
01:02
Carroll 881.
01:08
Guys?
01:12
Carroll 881 requesting Frisbie intercept, cardiac problem at BC at this time.
01:25
Anyone requesting Frisbie intercept that 122 for cardiac?
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Location mentioned:
Whitehall Rd, Rochester, NH 03867
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