Elderly man experiences brief fainting near Independence

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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AMR 321, Centerpoint, patient info.

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Centerpoint, go ahead.

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This is AMR 321.

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We are currently en route non-emergent at this time with an 89-year-old male.

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That's 89 male.

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We currently have about a five to 7 min ETA coming from across the street.

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Patient had a syncopal episode.

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Staff said that he kind of fell out and turned gray in color and had some shallow breathing, but then came right back to his normal self.

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Patient. Is an O times one at baseline with a history of dementia.

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Current vitals, we've got seventy-eight for the heart rate, normal sinus for our medic, ninety-six percent on room air.

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Last pressure was 104 over fifty-seven.

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That's 104 over five-seven.

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Like I said, he's an O times one baseline, GCS of 14 .

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If you don't have any questions or orders, we're going to be there in seven.

2026-10-22 21:14 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance 321 is transporting an 89-year-old man non-emergently to a medical facility near East 39th Street South in Independence after a possible fainting episode with brief collapse and shallow breathing. The patient’s condition appears stable with normal vital signs and a history of dementia.