Engine 3, UCH-218, uncoded medical stage requested. Unit 7, 2613, Stanford Road, apartment 7, map 32, Lincoln 2, respond on Med Channel 5. Ingen 3, UC218, ear and out stage. The target apartment is 2613 Stanford Road, apartment number 7, map pages 32, Lincoln 2. This was initially a call that came in from a female saying that her friends needed an ambulance, then said nothing happened and disconnected. There was some shouting in the background. It does sound like everything's calm now. The reason for medical is going to be a 70-year-old male who's caught in. Engine 3 and AC2-18. You can go in. No need to stage. It's cooking out as an Omega medical now, and he's calmed down now that he knows that medical is coming. It's very okay.
route service call 515 East Drake Road Department A and then (name withheld) 215. Your map 32, Lincoln 2. This is a lift assist. Someone transferred to the toilet and can't get back up. The legs don't have enough energy. Command. Great four. Go ahead.
UCH 226, Alpha Medical[1], 919 Vanderbilt Court, Map 31 Lincoln 4, respond on Med Channel 5.
Engine 10, service call 2464 Marquette Street, Map 31 Lincoln 4, respond on PSA Fireground 2. Available from WONS area. 07 transfer complete to PVH. Engine 10, UCH201, Charlie Medical, Unit 180, Davida Fort Collins Dialysis, 1601, Prospect Parkway, apartment 180, map 31 Nord 2, respond on Medt Channel 5. Engine 10, showing you now, head route to a Charlie Medical with 201. This is at Divita, 4, column, 1601, Prospect Parkway, Unit 180. Math is 31 or 2. 80-year-old male with a fast heart rate. 10, 100. Go ahead. So, CAD is recommending the service call for Rescue 4. Do you want me to dispatch them right now, or would you prefer that I hold that for you? Since it's the smell of gas, I would prefer that we send the next unit. Copy. I'll send Rescue 4. Rescue 4. Service call. 2464, Marquette Street. Map 31, Lincoln 4. Respond on PFA Fireground 2. Engine tenant 201, Charlie Medical at the Peta 4, Paulins, dialysis, 1601, Prospect Parkway. That's 31, number 2. Responding for an 80-year-old male who has a fast-fart rate.
