79-year-old woman with dementia falls at home

Heard on: Oscoda MI 20GRYMH (Hospital) Group Calls

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Evening Grayling, EMS en route.

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Non-emergent, 79-year-old female, basically ground-level fall.

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Was picked up by her family member about 30 minutes ago.

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And then she started complaining of some left shoulder and knee pain.

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Patient is on Eliquis, however patient did not lose consciousness.

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Patient did not hit her head.

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Patient is acting her normal with dementia.

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Current vitals: blood pressure 130 over sixty-six,

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90 % on room air.

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We've got her on supplemental two liters.

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Showing AFIB on the monitor, rate of 90 to 80 to 90 .

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Got initials of (name withheld),

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(name withheld).

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Birth date (number withheld).

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If you require nothing further, we'll see you in about four to five.

9/5/2026 07:03 PM

Medical Emergency

E Michigan Ave, Grayling, MI 49738

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS reported a non-emergent 79-year-old woman with dementia who had a ground-level fall and was brought to a hospital in Grayling after complaining of left shoulder and knee pain. She reportedly did not lose consciousness or hit her head and was being transported with supplemental oxygen.