Patient Standby Summary

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On Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at approximately 1951 hours, Health Unit Coordinator (H.U.C.) Elliot Satcher met with SO Christopher Paz and requested Security assistance for a patient in E.D. room #24. Security Officers Christopher Paz (408) and Ariel Weiland (419) responded to the scene. Upon arrival, H.U.C. Satcher stated patient, Natalie Drolet (DOB: 06/21/1970 - FIN: 85959499), was "depressed, agitated, and being verbally abusive" towards Registered Nurse Cindy Rodriguez. Security stood by until patient Drolet was seen by an E.D. Physician. After patient being evaluated by the Doctor, Nurse Rodriguez advised us that our assistance was no longer needed at this time. The final call disposition was changed to a signal (51S) Patient Standby

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