Medical issue at Orchard Hills Health Club, Lancaster MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a possible medical emergency at Orchard Hills Health Club in Lancaster involving a middle-aged man whose pacemaker activated several times. The man was conscious, alert, and experiencing chest pain. EMS arrived at the scene for evaluation and assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Lancaster Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Lancaster EMS to Orchard Hills Health Club,
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near Duval Rd.
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44-year-old male had his pacemaker activate approximately five times, shocking him.
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Conscious and alert with chest pain.
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Again, Lancaster EMS, Orchard Hills Club, near Duval Rd for a 44-year-old male whose pacemaker activated five times, shocking him.
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Conscious and alert with chest pain.
00:42
Fire alarm, 782.
00:46
Fire alarm's up.
00:50
Holding a route.
00:55
Great, if you'll have the trailer stay off.
00:59
This is trailer 38 lost, thank you.
01:05
Sterling A1, Lane County Fire.
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We're on the way.
01:14
I'll be out front, you know.
01:30
Three eight, do they want us to the back corner of the building?
01:36
It's going to be right out the front door.
01:37
I'm with him now.
01:39
Conscious and alert.
01:40
He just walked over to me.
01:42
I'm going to have to sit down and wait.
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Location mentioned:
Duval Rd, Lancaster, MA 01523
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