Resident at nursing home requests ambulance for toothache

Heard on: St Francois County Public Safety

01:32

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

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Bellevue Valley Nursing Home,

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23144 Highway Thirty-two near the cross of County Road Twenty, twenty-two forty-seven.

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Three eleven, I've got EMS en route for a sick person at 23 144 highway 32, the Bellevue Valley Nursing Home.

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A resident, (name withheld), called WashCo stating that the nurses were not helping him.

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He would like an ambulance.

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Stated that he has a toothache.

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Unable to call the patient due to deactivated cell.

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10-4.

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2249.

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Three hundred and seven, ten ninety-two.

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Ninety-three.

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Ninety-three, twenty-two fifty-one.

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35 dispatch 47,

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en route 2251.

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Trip 2306, 2306.

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A resident called Washoe and stated that nurses were not helping him when he wants an ambulance.

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States he has a toothache.

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Unable to call the patient back due to an unactivated cell phone.

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Washoe tried to call Bellevue Valley with no answer.

2026-10-18 03:45 UTC

Medical Emergency

State Hwy 32, Belleview, MO 63623

Resident at nursing home requests ambulance for toothache

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS was sent to a nursing home on Highway 32 near County Road 20 for a resident who reported a toothache and said nurses were not helping him. Dispatchers attempted to call the resident and the facility but could not reach anyone due to a deactivated phone and no answer at the nursing home.

Resident at nursing home requests ambulance for toothache

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