Penfield, NY (August 23, 2025) – Emergency crews responded to a serious crash with injuries at the intersection of Penfield Rd and Skimore Ln on Friday afternoon, August 22. The incident was classified as “ALS Emergent,” signaling that advanced medical intervention was required at the scene.
According to Monroe County emergency dispatch logs, the crash occurred around 4:21 p.m. and involved injuries significant enough to prompt an Advanced Life Support (ALS) response. Paramedics trained to handle potentially life-threatening conditions arrived quickly to assess and stabilize the injured party or parties.
Details regarding the number of vehicles involved or the exact nature of the injuries have not been released. However, ALS designation typically indicates the potential for trauma, unconsciousness, or other severe medical concerns such as chest or abdominal injury, spinal trauma, or internal bleeding.
The intersection of Penfield Rd and Skimore Ln remained active with emergency vehicles during the response effort. Drivers were advised to use alternate routes while responders worked to secure the area and provide medical assistance.
The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by local authorities. Contributing factors such as speed, visibility, or driver inattention may be evaluated as part of the ongoing review.
We send our thoughts to the injured individuals and wish them a safe and full recovery.
ALS-Level Injury Crashes in Suburban New York
Crashes designated as ALS Emergent, like the one at Penfield Rd and Skimore Ln, typically involve injuries that demand immediate and skilled medical attention. Unlike BLS (Basic Life Support) incidents, ALS responses are reserved for conditions that may be life-threatening without intervention from paramedics equipped with advanced training and medical tools.
Penfield Rd, a primary commuter corridor in the town of Penfield, can see heavy traffic volumes during peak hours. Intersections like Skimore Ln may be particularly hazardous when visibility is limited, or vehicles are moving at higher speeds. These types of locations are known sites for T-bone or rear-end collisions, which frequently lead to head, chest, or spinal injuries.
Victims of ALS-level crashes often require emergency room care, imaging studies, and ongoing rehabilitation. The physical and financial burdens of these injuries can be significant, making access to proper support critical from the outset.
If you or someone you love has been involved in a crash requiring ALS intervention, timely medical care, accurate documentation, and legal support are essential steps toward recovery.
Don’t face the aftermath of a serious crash alone. At Local Accident Reports, we help injury victims throughout Monroe County connect with the care and guidance they need—quickly and reliably. If you’ve been hurt in a collision, reach out today for help navigating the road ahead.
