00:00
Hillview UCH 223 responding to (number withheld) Hewlett Gulch Road.
00:05
My RP is still on the line with me.
00:07
She's advising she has severe chest pain, feels like it's coming through her back.
00:13
They do live on 40 acres with a big landing spot in the middle of the yard for a helicopter.
00:19
Continuing, we have staged lifeline for air standby.
00:22
They have a twenty-three minute ETA to be overhead.
00:25
The RP woke up from her blood sugar.
00:28
Feeling well, she is diabetic,
00:30
but she was having chest pain when she woke up as well.
00:35
She is seventy-five years old and conscious and breathing.
00:39
And I am on the phone with her until you get there.
00:45
Nine hundred, issue engine 501 and med three en route.
00:55
Glacier, do you have three copies checked?
00:59
900, Glacier Squad One.
01:05
We'll keep the address as the LZ for right now, and 501 will be your LZ contact.
01:13
Two two three lifeline has a 17 min ETA.
01:16
Our RP is still conscious, alert, and breathing.
01:19
Her husband is on scene with her.
01:22
She's still advising that she's having really bad pain in the middle of her chest.
01:30
Nine hundred lifeline one, we're showing a 12 min ETA.
01:36
Life Flight One, copy.
01:38
Your ground contact is going to be Glacier View Engine Five Zero One.
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