Well-being check on elderly man after fall, Bedford MA
Medical EmergencyA family requested a well-being check for their elderly father at a residence near Page Rd after they were unable to reach him by phone. Emergency personnel found the man conscious but slow to respond. He has a history of stroke and had a recent fall earlier that day. The daughter was en route with house keys to access the home. Medical evaluation showed vital signs within normal limits and concerns included his diabetes management. EMS planned transport to hospital for further care.
Audio|Source: Bedford Fire
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Transcript:
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Command and fire alarm?
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Command, sir, command.
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Fire alarm, who was the son concerned about here for the well-being check[1]?
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Due to, he's unable to get hold, his father, sir.
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First he got hold of him, and then he can't get hold of him again, and his phone completely off.
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I have that fire alarm.
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But there was, when he talked to him earlier, there was no concern or forum or anything.
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Fireline call.
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He and a real command.
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Go ahead, Fire alarm.
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He did call back and said his father would not pick up the phone.
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It's the phone completely out.
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You two, last year we transferred him to the hospital around the same time.
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The request a check-off being.
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I'm calling Ladder 1.
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Go for Ladder.
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I want to, uh,
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I have Lexington Medic for your medical.
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Grecy, just confirm this is near Page Rd.
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The public, sir,
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near Page Rd.
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Hot for show.
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Okay, you can show a ladder going out.
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A ladder one, you're going out.
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A ladder one go around the back for the entrance.
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We have that.
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I'm calling Dana Road Command.
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Go ahead, fire alarm.
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Cap, I have a daughter who lives in Wobben on her way to the home.
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She has the house key,
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ETA approximately 10 minutes.
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I have that fire alarm.
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Fireland, do you need an ambulance for Page Road?
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Uh, Lexington's on the way, Cap.
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I have that, Fireland.
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I guess companies will wait on the scene here for the daughter to get the incident.
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Pull their own companies for the daughter 1856.
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Bedford fire from Lexington, Medic 1.
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Lexington, Medic 1.
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On the responding,
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near Page Rd, your town for the medical.
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Reporting, 1856.
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Thank you.
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Goet for a ladder one to fireline.
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For a lot of one.
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I have an update for Lexington.
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If you ready, please.
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Go ahead.
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Thank you.
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I'm a six to seven-year-old male history stroke approximately five years prior.
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Last known well is about 45 minutes ago.
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For the medics, he has a fast E.D.
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score is zero.
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He appears to be conscious and alert and answering questions, albeit slowly.
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He did have a fall earlier today on his way back from a doctor's office.
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Vitals are all within normal limits.
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He had a blood sugar taken.
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He just had an issue diabetes as well.
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193 milligrams of death liter.
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We are looking at the...
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Lady transport.
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I see Fileum, Lexington Medic 1.
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Lexington Medical 1, we call me all.
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The direct, (number withheld).
05:02
Fettford Fire from Lexington Medicines.
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Fireland is answering.
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Arriving with your latter one.
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At (number withheld).
Police codes explained
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[1]
well-being check: Request to check the welfare of an individual
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Location mentioned:
Near Page Rd, Bedford, MA 01730
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