Elderly man transferred for pulmonary embolism treatment

Heard on: Wyandotte KS EMS-Tac Group Calls

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Eagle Med Nine, Plank Tom, interfacility transfer request.

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Pick up Scott County Hospital going to Hays Med.

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Eagle Med Nine, Scott back to Hays.

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How much checking with it?

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Eagle Med Nine, Plank Tom, copy.

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He's got you checking with it.

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Plank Tom, Eagle Med Nine, weather's good with next up.

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Picking up a non-flight home copy.

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Have you accepting this number (number withheld) ? He's going to be picking up an ER two at Scott County.

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Come back over to Hays Med.

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Getting more information for you now.

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Patient weight is going to be 165 pounds.

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One hundred and 65 pound male.

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Hey, my nine-flight time looks like what we've got here is pickup ER two at Scott County going over to Hays Med.

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I'll call to see what room we're going to for an eighty-nine-year-old male, 100 and sixty-five pounds, being transported for a pulmonary embolism.

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And no drips, no special equipment, cardiac monitor, room air.

4/29/2026 03:05 PM

Medical Emergency

Albert Ave, Scott City, KS 67871

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an 89-year-old male is being transported from Scott County Hospital to Hays Medical Center for a pulmonary embolism. The patient weighs 165 pounds and is on room air with a cardiac monitor. No special equipment or drips are in use.