60-year-old man becomes unresponsive and rear-ends car with two doctors, Dhinoj and Minaxi Parikh, who were able to resuscitate him in Parsippany, New Jersey
Modified Date:
Fri, 05/22/2015 - 11:09amAccident Date:
Sunday, September 7, 2014Man suffering medical emergency crashed car into another with two doctors, Parsippany cops say
When Cooper got there, he saw the man lying down across the seat of his 2013 Volkswagen, unresponsive, police said. But CPR was already in progress — being conducted by the husband and wife who'd been in the Accura, Drs. Dhinoj M. Parikh and Minaxi Parikh of Wayne, police said.
Man saved after crashing into doctor’s car in Parsippany
The man, who was identified only as a New Providence resident, had some type of medical problem at about 3:48 p.m. on Sunday prior to crashing into a 2009 Acura, occupied by husband and wife who are doctors, police said.
Driver Resuscitated After Crashing Into Car Full of Doctors, Cops Say
If you’re going to crash your vehicle after suffering a medical emergency, it may as well be into a car carrying two doctors. That’s what happened to a New Providence man on Sunday afternoon near Rt. 46 in Parsippany, police said.
As soon as the Parikhs saw that the man who hit them was unresponsive, they began CPR and called 911. The man eventually became responsive in a Parsippany Volunteer Ambulance Squad Rig and was transported to Saint Clare's Hospital. Dhinoj Parikh believes the man had gone into cardiac arrest before he crashed. “I think it’s good to hit doctor’s car,” Parikh said. “I am happy we were there at that moment to help him through. If you can help somebody you should.”
Type: Car Accident
People Involved:
Dhinoj Parikh
Minaxi Parikh
Roadway:
Route 46City:
Parsippany, NJCounty:
Morris County, NJArea:
Trenton-NJ
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