Cardiac Arrest Incident Draws Emergency Response to Pembroke Pines Senior Living Facility

Emergency responders arrived at 10120 SW City Center Blvd #221, Pembroke Pines, FL, Saturday, June 13, 2026, at 8:11 PM, following reports of a cardiac arrest incident.

According to emergency dispatch, four units were deployed to the scene: Rescue 269, Engine 99, Paramedic 69, and Battalion Chief 69. The dispatch of four units, including a rescue, engine, paramedic unit, and a battalion chief, signals a significant medical emergency requiring immediate and coordinated critical care.

The incident occurred at an address that, according to reports, corresponds to Providence Living at Pembroke Pines, an assisted living and memory care community. This location is situated within a commercial and senior-care oriented area of Pembroke Pines.

For incidents involving medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest within a facility, nearby residents are generally advised to allow emergency personnel clear access to the location and to avoid the immediate area to ensure responders can operate unimpeded. There are no current advisories for evacuation or sheltering in place directly related to this type of medical response.

Following a medical emergency of this nature, emergency personnel will focus on patient care and transport if necessary. Further official information regarding the incident's resolution or patient status is not typically released to the public due to privacy considerations. The public can expect updates if road closures or other community impacts arise, which are not currently anticipated.

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

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