PHILIP A. HOLMES/Sun-Gazette At least three state troopers responded to Saturday's accident in Loyalsock Township where a pickup truck crashed into a home on Faxon Parkway.

The driver of a Ford pickup truck lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the front of a home at 830 Faxon Parkway in Loyalsock Township after suffering an apparent medical episode behind the wheel about 1 p.m. Saturday, according to emergency responders.

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After the pickup truck was pulled away from the house on Faxon Parkway, damage to the exterior of the home was clearly evident. The truck struck the house’s water line and narrowly hit the gas line to the property.

The truck, heading west on East Third Street, first struck a car near Northway Road and then took out a sign as it headed north on Faxon Parkway, officials said.

The truck crossed Faxon Parkway and struck the east side of an office building (SL Financial Group), and then crashed into a large bolder, moving it about five feet, officials said. The bolder, which was at the end of the driveway at the back of the office building, landed in the middle of the sidewalk.

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This small bolder moved a few feet and landed on the sidewalk after being struck by a pickup truck on Faxon Parkway on Saturday afternoon. The crash occurred just south of Meade Street in Loyalsock Township. The driver of the truck suffered an apparent medical episode, fire officials said.

The truck then crossed Faxon Parkway a second time before crashing into the front of the house, officials said.

Upon hitting the home, the truck struck the water line to the house, resulting in some water damage before firefighters could get the water turned off.

The driver was taken by ambulance to UPMC Williamsport, where he was undergoing medical treatment, fire officials said.

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A small section of a building at East Third Street and Faxon Parkway sustained damaged when it was hit Saturday afternoon by an out-of-control pickup truck.

State police were leading the investigation into the accident.