Medical air transport coordinated amid thunderstorms in columbia, Columbia MO
Medical EmergencyMedical air transport to Boone Hospital Center in Columbia was coordinated despite ongoing thunderstorms causing logistical challenges.
Audio|Source: West Central IL and North East Mo Counties Public Safety
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there in Kirksville, Missouri.
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Receiving facility as well as patient details are unknown at this time, heading us to 86 degrees by 57 nautical for you guys.
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I need to know what possible facilities you could possibly go to, be advised North East Regional uses the RAV call for normal transfers, but until I get an acceptance or decline from you, I cannot go and call them.
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How about me?
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Lightning and thunderstorms.
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We can make flights to St.
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Louis and Columbia, preferably Columbia,
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thunderstorm. They're still lightning in the area of St.
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Louis at this time.
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MIRVIC-5, heavy declining due up towards the northeast due to thunderstorms, however,
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St. Louis and Columbia are both open at the moment, though preferably to Columbia.
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Stand by, I'll give you some updated details shortly.
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I'm sure they have a receiving in mind.
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Thank you.
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Receiving facility is Boone Hospital Center there in Columbia, Missouri.
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I repeat Boone Hospital Center in Columbia, Missouri.
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That'll be fine,
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accepting McCoy, Lingenfelder, Herner, tail, Denver,
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(number withheld), out of that go.
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Is this a go-flight?
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Columbia, MO
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