Medical emergency at community health center, Syracuse NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a young woman suffering from hypertension and preeclampsia at Cherokee Community Health Center on South Salina Street in Syracuse.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga NY EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near South Salina Street, Cherokee Community Health Center.
00:03
On the second floor of Women's Health.
00:06
Eighteen-year-old female.
00:09
Hypertension.
00:11
Preeclampsia.
00:12
Our response.
00:15
Unit responding near South Salina Street.
00:20
Thirteen fifty-five.
00:24
Joe 108, your status 108?
00:30
108, we'll advise.
00:36
You cut yourself off.
00:39
108 will advise.
00:42
Received. You are going to have a high response on South Salina Street.
00:44
One hundred and twenty-five, you are going to be available.
00:47
(name withheld), 125.
00:50
Control 201, we're available.
00:54
Go ahead, return.
00:56
Feeling less.
00:57
Thank you.
00:59
108 responding, near South Salina Street.
01:05
108, response, you're responding to Helio Health near North Salina Street.
01:10
Correction,
01:11
that's Meijer.
01:14
Near South Salina Street, near South Salina Street.
01:18
Second floor Women's Health for 18-year-old female, preeclampsia and hypertension.
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Location mentioned:
S Salina St, Syracuse, NY 13202
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