Patient took excessive insulin; three patients flown by helicopter

Heard on: Dauphin PA EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Patient did take 1500 units of insulin.

00:05

As well, her blood sugar is now currently found 88.

00:09

As well, her blood pressure is 108 over 80-ish.

00:15

Copy.

00:18

County 6601 and 62 going to or whatever six units here going to the LZ at high school.

00:28

I don't know which six unit, so I'm just doing the BLS trucks and they're hitting in the call.

00:35

When you have a moment, can you give us an updated patient count when you get one?

00:41

Yeah, just two patients, and it's 62, 6601.

00:44

One and six two,

00:46

going to high school for landing zone.

00:49

Okay, so we just have the two patients that are being flown and that's it.

00:54

That's it.

00:59

Six one to 24 command, we actually have a 2nd patient on board 24 here.

01:06

Okay, county got three then.

01:09

Okay.

01:14

County 6601 and 62 at the Williams Valley High School.

2026-09-08 19:55 UTC

Medical Emergency

US-209, Tower City, PA 17980

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch audio describes a medical emergency involving a patient who reportedly took a very large amount of insulin, with blood sugar and blood pressure readings given over the radio. The call appears to involve multiple patients, with the reported patient count changing from two to three. Emergency units coordinate a helicopter landing zone at a local high school to fly at least two of the patients for further medical care. All details are based on radio traffic and may not reflect the final medical findings.