Medic One agrees to divert patient after hospital cites imaging limits

Heard on: Leavenworth County KS St John Hospital

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Thank you. This is Medic One.

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Patient report.

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Less than an hour ago.

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Current vitals are heart rate of 86,

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blood pressure 118 over 92.

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We do have our feet elevated.

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We were unable to get a manual blood pressure before we got our feet up.

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Or 96 % on room air, respirations are 16 .

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Blood sugar was 111.

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Two years ago, patient experienced a hypotensive crisis that ended her in the hospital.

00:37

No diagnoses with that.

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At this moment, we don't have CT angiography capabilities, so with we have suspicion for stroke, this patient needs to go to a higher level of care.

00:52

Uh, copy. What's the name? We'll divert.

00:56

I need the doctor's name for diversion.

01:03

Dr. (name withheld).

01:06

(name withheld), copy.

2026-10-21 15:47 UTC

Medical Emergency

S 4th St, Leavenworth, KS 66048

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As discussed during the dispatch call, during Medic One's patient report, the hospital said it lacked CT angiography and that concern for a stroke would require higher-level care. Medic One agreed to divert and requested the doctor's name.