Hunter Metcalf

he/him

DETAILS

I, Hunter Metcalf, hereby consent to any medical care determined by a physician, EMT, or any other medical help to be necessary for my welfare when I am not reasonably available or able to give consent myself. Transport only if required.
- Hunter Metcalf

Male | 39 years old
Birthday: June 18, 1986
6’2″ Tall – 209 Ib.

As of July 11th, 2025, I am single and unemployed. I am attending Smith College, School for Social Work, and working towards my graduate-level degree, Master of Social Work. I have recovered from my most recent surgery for an RNS implant on the right side of my head in January 2024.

Personal Home Base Address:
4896 Old Meadow Lane
Park City, UT
84098
Current Home:
Smith College - Hunter Metcalf
1 Chapin Way - Unit 4238
Northampton, MA 01063

Personal Phone/email:
805-320-9414 h.metcalf@mac.com

Emergency Contacts:
Aldo Webster-Castillo (Partner)
801-205-9195
Rachel Metcalf (Sister)
801-696-5754
Kathleen Metcalf (Mother)
435-901-2646
Peter Metcalf (Father)
435-901-1230

Medications: Seizure Control

Vimpat (Lacosamide)
200MG x2 daily

Trileptal (Oxcarbazepine)
600MG: x2 daily

XCopri (Cenobamate)
100MG at bedtime

filled by Pill Pack
855-745-5725

Insurance:
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Network: Student Blue
ID#XXP962597513
Member Service
1-888-753-6615

RxBin: 004336,
PCN:
ADV,
RxGRP:RX22MA

Neurology
Dr. Peter Hadar, MD
Mass General Hospital Brigham
Boston, MA
55 Fruit St 02114
‪617-726-3311‬

Primary Therapist
Andrés Larios Brown, MS, LMFT
Salt Lake City, UT
andres@simplemodern.org
435-730-2973

Primary Care
Dr. Joseph Ferriter
Intermountain Healthcare
Round Valley Clinic. Park City, Utah
435-649-7680

Allergies: NONE

Surgeries:

2 RNS Systems, Responsive NeuroStimulation, NeuroPace device implanted on the left and right side of the skull, turned ON and responding well. Used as an epilepsy treatment.
right side - January 2024
left side - April 2020 (replacement)
left side original surgery - 2016

VNS, Vagus Nerve Stimulator, left side of chest, turned OFF

Right Knee, benign bone growth removed, no issues after surgery.