50-year-old man with sudden right-side weakness en route to ER

Heard on: Cortland County NY GCMC (Hospital)

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Cortland ER, Cortland ER, come on here for TLC ALS code stroke.

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Go for Cortland.

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Cortland ER paramedic ALS line inbound to your facility.

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We're going to call it a code stroke at this time.

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I got a 50 year old male coming from the Racker Center home.

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He has intellectual disabilities,

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sudden onset of weakness.

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He has listing to the.

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Right side.

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Currently his vitals are stable.

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131 blood glucose, 83 for a heart rate, 138 on 99.

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SpO2 is currently at 95% on room air.

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Per the staff, approximately 45 minutes ago patient started acting abnormally, listing to the side.

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He does have a seizure history.

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Not seeing any signs of any active seizure at this time.

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Time going with a code stroke for a rollout.

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We have an ETA to your facility of probably about five to eight.

2026-10-23 12:20 UTC

Medical Emergency

Homer Ave, Cortland, NY 13045

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As discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics are transporting a 50-year-old man with intellectual disabilities from a Racker Center home to the Cortland emergency room for a possible stroke. He reportedly had sudden weakness and was listing to the right side, with stable vital signs and an estimated arrival of five to eight minutes.