Male patient with severe abdominal pain in South Hero, South Hero VT

Medical Emergency

Reported: 10/29/2025 10:18 AM

Near Lake View Rd, South Hero, VT 05486

Emergency responders are treating a 75-year-old male near Lake View Road in South Hero who is experiencing severe abdominal pain. A paramedic intercept has been arranged at the Sandbar on Route 2 to provide pain management and assist with transportation.

Audio|Source: Grand Isle County Fire Dispatch

02:30

Transcript:

00:00

The patient is now experiencing severe abdominal pain.

00:07

Two copies, we'll be on route shortly.

00:15

South Hero Rescue, Met Eleven is 10 seconds out from the station.

00:28

10-4[1]. Center, South-Hero rescue.

00:30

Bat,

00:35

South Air Rescue is on around.

00:39

Stand-4, South Zero.

00:45

And you can show South-Hero Rescue on, same.

00:47

Death Force, South-Heroal.

00:54

Over and dispatch, South-Hero Rescue.

00:59

South-Hero Rescue, go ahead.

01:04

We see if we have a paramedic available for pain management.

01:12

Shelburne Dispatch, South-Hero Rescue.

01:18

Go ahead for South Hero.

01:20

A medic from Milton has been dispatched.

01:24

Where would you like to meet that?

01:31

We're really working on trying to load our patients shortly.

01:34

We'll plan on the Sandbar.

01:37

If anything changes, I'll talk with Milton directly.

01:42

4.O, the viz then to meet it to standby.

01:52

All the Central's page for Milton Rescue, looking for a medic intercept for South-Hero Rescue. Near Lake View Rd in South Hero, 75-year-old male, feeling sick and severe abdominal pain.

02:03

Again, sit on the Central to the page for Milton Rescue, looking for a medic intercept for South-Hero Rescue, near Lake View Rd in South Hero,

02:12

male, feeling sick, severe abdominal pain, central center, 75-year-old male, feeling sick, severe abdominal pain, central center, 75-year-old pain, central center by 1328.

02:16

Central, Milton A-2.

02:22

Responding. 10-4[1] responding 1328 and the intercept location will be the sandbar on Route 2. Sandbar and route 2.

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10-4: Acknowledgment/affirmative

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Near Lake View Rd, South Hero, VT 05486

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