False medical alarm triggered by accidental pendant press
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York Maine Fire Departments
02:40
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00:00
York dispatching York Beach Fire Department, York Ambulance to a medical alarm activation showing at number (number withheld) Main Street.
00:09
Looking for a medical alarm activation for patient (name withheld).
00:14
The alarm company had no contact with the patient.
00:18
Unknown problem.
00:20
Hello .
00:36
Engine two, we're showing you on scene at 13 thirty-eight hours.
00:40
York dispatch continuing.
00:42
York Beach Fire Department, York ambulance response number (number withheld) Main Street for a medical alarm activation.
00:51
Patient name is (name withheld).
00:53
Alarm company had no contact.
00:55
Unknown problem.
00:56
Your time out is 13 thirty-eight hours.
01:00
Rescue in York.
01:03
Go ahead, Rescue One.
01:07
Can you show me a route? Do you know if that's a GPS ping or if it's their registered address?
01:21
I am assuming that this is a GPS ping.
01:28
Appreciate it.
01:34
Ambulance three is on scene.
01:38
Copy that. Ambulance three on scene.
01:46
Rescue. What?
01:54
You can show me how to count.
01:59
Received rescue on the scene at 1340 .
02:05
And rescue on your work.
02:07
If there's no backup for your ambulance, you can hold off and mutually for right now.
02:16
Copy that.
02:24
Rescue one, York.
02:27
Go ahead.
02:31
Patient sat on a medical pendant.
02:33
It's going to be a false alarm.
02:34
You can show me clear and available.
02:38
False alarm.
02:39
Rescue one, clear and available.
02:40
Thirteen forty-three.
Medical Emergency
