Medical transport rerouted due to bad weather, Panama City FL
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Panama City coordinated a medical transport after a survival flight declined due to poor weather. Air Methods was contacted but unable to fly, leading EMS to transport one patient by ground to Gulf Coast hospital under urgent conditions.
Audio|Heard on: Liberty and Calhoun Counties Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Be advised that the survival flight has declined due to weather.
00:06
They are currently checking the patient's heart at this time.
00:09
Let us know something in just a moment.
00:17
That one is open.
00:19
Do you have heart response?
00:26
10-4.
00:27
I'm on the phone now with Air Methods.
00:29
They have advised of a 10-minute ETA after lift.
00:33
They will not be able to go to Tallahassee either.
00:41
So go ahead and cancel.
00:43
We're going to be en route to Gulf Coast.
00:45
One patient, Code 3.
00:50
Good for him.
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Location mentioned:
W 23rd St, Panama City, FL 32405
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