Cardiac Arrest Draws Emergency Response to Pembroke Pines Medical District

PEMBROKE PINES, FL – Emergency responders converged on 10120 SW City Center Blvd #221 in Pembroke Pines on Saturday, June 13, 2026, at approximately 8:11 PM, following reports of a cardiac arrest incident.

According to emergency dispatch, four units – R269, E99, P69, and BC69 – were dispatched to the scene. The deployment of multiple units, including a rescue unit (R), engine (E), and paramedic (P), along with a Battalion Chief (BC), typically signifies a significant medical emergency requiring a coordinated and comprehensive response, often involving advanced life support.

The incident occurred at an address located within the Pembroke Pines Medical District. According to reports, this specific location is part of a commercial building complex near Memorial Regional Hospital and contains medical offices, healthcare facilities, and related professional services. It is not a residential neighborhood, school, or highway.

For incidents involving a medical emergency like cardiac arrest, nearby residents and the public are generally advised to avoid the immediate area to allow emergency personnel clear access to the scene. There are typically no public safety actions, such as evacuation or sheltering in place, required for those not directly involved in such an incident.

Following a cardiac arrest response, emergency medical personnel will provide immediate care and transport the patient to a medical facility if necessary. Further information regarding the patient's condition is protected by privacy laws and is not typically released to the public. Local authorities may issue updates if there are any broader public safety concerns, but for isolated medical emergencies, detailed information is usually limited.

This is a developing story. Day.News will provide updates as more information becomes available from officials.