Medical emergency near Granite St, Worcester MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency near Granite Street in Worcester involving a man experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing. Multiple EMS units coordinated at the scene, including A12 and Medic 3. The call involved a patient located on the second floor of a building.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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01:19
Transcript:
00:00
Coastal Ambulance is responding near Granite Street, apartment one, for a man experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing.
00:10
A12 medic three.
00:12
Ready as well.
00:15
He's hit. Medic, who's answering? A12.
00:19
ETA?
00:23
Three minutes.
00:25
Millbury and Providence.
00:30
A12, P3.
00:34
Three's answering.
00:37
We got about 160 pound patient.
00:40
May want to think about RSI.
00:44
3C, we'll be seeing you shortly.
00:47
A12, P3. Go ahead.
00:52
We're turning on Granite now.
00:53
Are you guys in the truck?
00:56
Oh, we are actually up to the second floor.
01:02
What's the key three?
01:05
Medic three.
01:08
Three is on scene with A12 on Granite.
01:13
On scene near Granite Street.
01:15
Be advised there is a Coatesville unit heading to Granite Street.
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Location mentioned:
Granite St, Worcester, MA 01604
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