Patient with nosebleed and pacemaker treated at home

Heard on: Aiken County SC EMS Dispatch

01:06

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Medic three, Aiken medic three, respond (number withheld) Runs Creek Drive in Jackson, severe bleeding.

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We're en route, truck.

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Aiken four, excuse me, three.

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Medic three, (number withheld) Runs Creek Drive, (number withheld) Runs Creek Drive,

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very bleeding.

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Hey, I didn't know we had a call.

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Probably rang and then I answered it and went to dial.

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Go ahead and get the truck.

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I copy.

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All right, sir.

00:28

Five, I can make five respond.

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Eight 30 Lawrence Street Northwest at Pruitt Health for cardiac arrest, CPR in progress.

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Where are you sending it? Medic three, (number withheld) Runs Creek Drive, (number withheld) Runs Creek Drive in Jackson, bleeding.

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Patient has a pacemaker and is diabetic with a nosebleed.

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Is on blood thinners as well as four liters of oxygen.

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Cross of Tiller Court.

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Two hundred and one Aiken, show me your automatic five call at three.Two hundred and one A, copy.

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Three copies, (number withheld)

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Runs Creek Drive in Jackson for a nosebleed.

2026-10-19 08:06 UTC

Medical Emergency

Runs Creek Dr, Jackson, SC 29831

Patient with nosebleed and pacemaker treated at home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews were dispatched to a residence near Runs Creek Drive in Jackson for a patient with severe bleeding and a nosebleed. The patient reportedly has a pacemaker, diabetes, uses blood thinners, and requires oxygen.

Patient with nosebleed and pacemaker treated at home

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