Elderly man injured in fall with chest pain, Northport MI
Emergency responders were called to a residence near North Fox View Drive in Northport for a 95-year-old man who had fallen. He was experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing. The alert was sent by a care center via a pendant alarm.
Audio|Source: Leelanau County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Northport,
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your medical boxes 6.05,
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respond to near North Fox View Drive, near North Fox View Drive.
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This is for a fall with a chest pain called in by the care center for a pendant push.
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No other information.
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Louisville is clear 1644.
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Leelanau 45, I'm going to be up, sir.
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This is Captain 1645.
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(name withheld).
00:40
Oh, that's 691.
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991.
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91 is en route to Fox View.
00:53
Copy. This was called in by the care center for a pendant push post fall.
00:59
I have not had any patient contact stating chest pain, 95-year-old male.
01:07
I'm assuming priority one[1] for now.
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1646.
01:16
Rule allowed to 691, did you copy?
01:25
Well, 691, can you repeat traffic?
01:32
691, just wondering if you copied the traffic.
01:40
Yeah, 691 is clear from prior traffic.
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We all round 26.91.
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691. I was able to make contact at the residence.
01:54
It sounds like that there's a son and daughter-in-law there.
01:58
From the information I gathered, this does come back as a 95-year-old male.
02:03
Sounds like he fell.
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Chest pain before the fall.
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And he's complaining of some difficulty breathing and pain from the fall.
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It comes up as priority one[1].
Police codes explained
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[1]
priority one: Highest-priority emergency medical response
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Location mentioned:
Near Foxview Dr, Northport, MI 49670
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