Elderly man with severe lower back pain transported near US-6, Kane

Heard on: McKean County Fire

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Medic 1, UPMC Kane inbound.

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Medic 1, UPMC Kane inbound.

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Medic 1, UPMC Kane inbound.

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May one, UPMC Kane.

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This is King.

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Go ahead.

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How many one about the facility? BLS non-emergent.

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(number withheld) year old male, chief complaint is going to be back pain.

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Patient's reporting back pain started about a week ago and has since been worsening.

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Patient's describing it as stabbing, rate of 8 out of 10.

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Patient states that the pain is located in his lower lumbar back and radiates up his back.

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Vitals are as follows: pulse 80, blood pressure 127 over 87.

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He's 98% room air.

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We are about 8 min out.

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Any questions or orders?

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No, team clear.

8/19/2026 07:03 AM

Medical Emergency

US-6, Kane, PA 16735

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 79-year-old man with worsening lower back pain that radiates upward near US-6 in Kane, Pennsylvania. The pain is described as stabbing with a high severity. Vital signs include a pulse of 80, blood pressure of 127 over 87, and oxygen saturation of 98% on room air. Transport is non-emergent to the local hospital and about 8 minutes away.