Patient transferred with cardiac monitor from ER to ER

Heard on: Kent County Fire and EMS

01:37

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Two 37 , a transfer.

00:07

Dispatch, (name withheld) Engine 1, we're clear.

00:11

Low engine one's clear at 1127 .

00:13

Kentwood Engine 33 on a lock-in at (number withheld) Jurna Street Southeast.

00:19

(number withheld) Jurna Street Southeast, cross of Rondo.

00:22

Caller walked her (number withheld)-year-old inside the house while there is food cooking on the stove at 11:27.

00:31

Kent Engine 53, out.

00:34

At 11:27.

00:39

Copy.

00:45

Truck 1 is AMR.

00:48

Truck 1 is AMR.

00:54

Two forty-six at station eight.

01:00

Copy.

01:06

Thirty-(number withheld).

01:11

Go ahead.

01:13

You can charge (name withheld) the same.

01:20

Copy.

01:23

Thirty-seven, go ahead.

01:29

Thirty-seven, you are picking up out of United Hospital, room 16 in the ER.

01:34

One six going to Butterworth ER.

01:36

Your patient will need a cardiac monitor.

2026-10-22 15:22 UTC

Medical Emergency

S Bower St, Greenville, MI 48838

Patient transferred with cardiac monitor from ER to ER

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a patient transfer from United Hospital to Butterworth Hospital, with a cardiac monitor required. It also reports a possible cooking-related hazard at a home on Jurna Street Southeast, where a caller placed a three-year-old inside while food was cooking on the stove.

Patient transferred with cardiac monitor from ER to ER

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