Medical alarm for elderly female at Peterson Lane, Maryville TN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders received a medical alarm near Peterson Lane for a 96-year-old female who was not able to speak. Access to the property required a lockbox code. The patient ultimately refused treatment after multiple attempts.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:12
Transcript:
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AMR's and Rout for a medical alarm.
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Near Peterson Lane,
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crosses Centell and Old Niles Ferry Road.
00:06
It's a 96-year-old female that had no voice contact.
00:17
Medics 7, Party 1, Peterson Lane, for a medical alarm.
00:26
Medic 1, we'll take that form.
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Copy, Medic 1.
00:32
I'll show you,
00:34
I'll put that call on you now.
00:40
Medicaid, we're going to be back in service with patient refusal,
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paperwork obtained after multiple, multiple attempts.
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Copy mitigate.
00:51
Show you clear with the refusal.
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Show you know back to Station 1.
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Echo 20.
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Conwell is clear now.
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Copy Medic 1.
01:22
DreamDT went down also.
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April.
01:31
Copy, Medic 1.
01:34
You're going to be going near Peterson Lane, cross street of Sentell Drive and Old Niles Ferry Road.
01:49
It's going to be a medical alarm.
01:53
96-year-old female, no voice contact.
01:56
There is a lockbox code when you get closer.
01:59
You can give us a code to you and we'll give it to you.
02:01
Run number is going to be (number withheld).
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Dispaction (number withheld) and route (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Peterson Ln, Maryville, TN 37803
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