Accidental medical alarm activation by elderly man, Kalkaska MI
Medical EmergencyAn 84-year-old man accidentally triggered his medical alarm pendant at a residence near Cedar Creek Road. EMS was dispatched with a Priority 2 response. The alarm company later confirmed it was a false alarm and canceled the call.
Audio|Source: Traverse Bay Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I'm just paging Calcasca EMS, responding, Priority 2[1] near Cedar Creek Road, cross of Lake Road and Fife Lake Road.
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Called in by the alarm company, you have an 84-year-old male who pushed his alarm pendant, no voice contact, Central Clear, (number withheld).
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Central AC3 I'm out.
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Okay. Central (number withheld).
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Central (number withheld).
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Central (number withheld).
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Go ahead.
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Grand drivers from Calcastco 40 Alpha 2.
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Pretty afternoon.
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Ian Shelton around.
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Getting reports of a tree down on a like a power line on the east side of the road near the intersection of South Carfield 3-mile.
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Have you seen anything at all? Essentially.
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I did and I'll take a second, but...
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Clear, appreciate it.
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Central 2 and 4.
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2 and 4. 2 and 4.
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Uh, I'll be in service.
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Clear, welcome. Okay, welcome. 40 alpha.
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That's for Couska, 40 Alpha 2.
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Alarm company called back, you cancels.
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It was an accidental activation.
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(number withheld).
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Priority 2: Urgent medical response, not immediately life-threatening
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Location mentioned:
S Cedar St, Kalkaska, MI 49646
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