Medical crews assist man with chest pain near Laurel Lee Rd, Harrison County WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders went to a home near Laurel Lee Mine Camp Road in Lumberport, West Virginia, to assist an 82-year-old man reportedly experiencing chest pain and high blood pressure. The team noted a history of cardiac procedures and coordinated response at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison WV Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Headquarters 615, you're responding to an 82-year-old male with chest pains and elevated BP.
00:06
BP is 180 over 104.
00:08
Pacemaker, several stent history.
00:13
Okay.
00:15
17 on scene.
00:17
On scene 17 through 56.
00:20
Headquarters, Company Four, you okay?
00:34
Near Laurel Lee Mine Camp Road, Lumberport.
00:37
Cardiac, Company Four, second alert 0859.
00:40
Headquarters 615, when you cross the railroad tracks, it’s the first residence on the right as you start up the hill.
00:48
Okay.
00:50
45.
00:53
Responding to near Laurel Mine Camp Road.
00:57
Headquarters forty-five here responding along with 615 for 82-year-old male chest pains and elevated BP.
01:05
BP is 180 over 104.
01:07
It’s the first residence on the right once you cross the railroad tracks.
01:12
Forty-five received this will be the (name withheld) residence.
01:17
That's correct, first house.
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Location mentioned:
Laura Lee Mine Camp Rd, West Virginia 26386
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