Elderly man with dementia and UTI shows worsened disorientation

Heard on: Washington County MD Regional Meritus Hospital

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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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We're coming to your facility with an eighty-seven, eighty-seven-year-old male coming from home.

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Patient's wife states that over the last several days, she's noticed that her husband has.

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He is a dementia patient, but he has slowly become more disoriented, as well as previously fighting off a UTI and being on antibiotics.

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He is apparently on his 2nd round of antibiotics.

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He did have a slight.

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For us, he was ninety-nine two.

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All his other vitals look great.

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He's got seventy-three for a pulse, ninety-seven percent on room air.

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Last pressure was 110 over sixty-three.

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He has no current complaints.

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Like I said, he is a dementia patient, so he's not completely oriented to the situation.

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But no complaints.

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We'll be there in about 3 min .

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And have no questions. I'll stay at this time.

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For the questions, we'll be on arrival.

2026-10-24 11:11 UTC

Medical Emergency

Medical Campus Rd, Hagerstown, MD 21742

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS reports transporting an elderly man from his home to a medical facility for worsening disorientation. He has a history of dementia and a recent urinary tract infection being treated with antibiotics. His vital signs are reported as stable and he has no current complaints.