Medical emergency for possible stroke at Appalachian Hotel, Carlisle PA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical response was dispatched to the Appalachian Hotel near Harrisburg Pike for a 60-year-old man showing signs of a possible stroke. The man was conscious and breathing but had trouble speaking clearly. Attempts to get a room number and contact him at the facility were unsuccessful.
Audio|Source: Carlisle Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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The squad 33 headquarters, near Harrisburg Pike, the Appalachian Hotel.
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Our caller was not with the patient.
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They were calling from York County, but they were on the phone with this male individual.
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I believe he might be having a stroke,
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60-year-old male, conscious breathing,
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and they were not able to get a rib number.
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To see this third party, callers in York, want to fell with him,
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stayed male with firing his words,
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the guy who may possibly have a stroke,
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60-year-old male,
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was conscious breathing.
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unknown room number at this time we're trying to make a call to the facility.
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See if we can make your room number.
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And we did attempt to call him one no answer.
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Also medical system started.
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Location mentioned:
Near Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle, PA 17015
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