Another Emergency

[Morven]

He seemed lucid, which was a good sign. Vitals were also good. He was a little slow, but he responded to the question, plus motor function was unimpaired; he negotiated himself back into the bed, and threw in a grin for good measure. Bloods and other initial tests were still being processed, but for now he seemed stable. He understood where he was, and appeared to remember where he had been. All promising signs.

Morven checked the IV in his arm, then when satisfied pointed out the call button by his bedside. Of course he shouldn't have been left alone in the first place, something she was not best pleased with, but despite her own stringent attitude to such responsibilities she was already beginning to learn that her choice of a state run facility had its consequences.

"If you want, Mr Parker, we can contact your "ride" for you. Stop them freaking out, and let them know where you are. You aren't supposed to use wallets in here."
People were so attached to their tech these days. A smile ghosted her lips, but she retrieved the wallet from amongst his things despite her recitation of the rules. There was no equipment in here it might disrupt anyway, nor other patients that might have been disturbed by its buzzing.

"Aye, that would be helpful. You don't seem at all surprised to be here, and you're on an impressive amount of pain medication. I'll be better able to help if I know what I'm dealing with."
Monitor and maintain had been the instruction, and now that Sage was conscious, the hospital would be less inclined to perform expensive tests when he had private medical care arranged.