Elderly woman allergic to bee stung at assisted living

Heard on: Meeker MN EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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May I have your name? Watkins, it's going to be at the Garfield Assisted Living, four zero.

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(number withheld) Luella Street in Watkins, for an elderly female that was stung by a bee.

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No epipen on hand.

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Watkins only has one member.

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They will be responding with an epipen but will then transport.

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We're going to need a speaker.

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Page four.

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Medical clinic ambulance copies mutual aid in Watkins for an elderly female stung by a bee at (number withheld) Luella Street in Watkins.

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It'll be 701 to respond.

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701 copy call.

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701 is en route to (number withheld) Luella Street in Watkins for a bee sting.

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Do we have information? Is this person allergic to bees?

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Seven hundred and one, we have an elderly female that is allergic to bees.

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No epipen.

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She was alert, conscious, and on low oxygen of a nasal cannula at two liters.

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Seven hundred and one, copy.

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Thank you.

2026-09-11 13:03 UTC

Medical Emergency

Luella St, Watkins, MN 55389

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to an assisted living facility on Luella Street in Watkins for an elderly woman who was stung by a bee. She was reported to be allergic to bees, had no epinephrine pen available, and was alert and conscious while receiving low-flow oxygen. Mutual aid and an ambulance unit were dispatched to assist.