RescueStat

Does your organization have an effective AED program? Here’s a few tips to get started:

1. Assess Your Organization’s Needs
2. Select the Right AEDs
3. Train Your Team
4. Create an Emergency Response Plan
5. Raise Awareness
6. Maintenance and Regular Checks

We are counting down the days to see our friends in the industry at the Cardiac Arrest Survival Summit in Phoenix. We’ll be making our debut as a part of the Cardio Partners family, so be sure to stop by our booth to our new expanded capabilities!

October may be coming to an end, but Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness doesn’t stop here.

As we wrap up this year’s Month, check out some of our non-profit partners who are battling against Sudden Cardiac Arrest all year long.
👉https://na2.hubs.ly/H01MXl80

Supporting these groups will help us all to continue to make breakthroughs in Sudden Cardiac Arrest survival.

Humans will always be part of AED programs, but remote monitoring is becoming an essential factor in a successful plan.

Remote monitoring allows people and technology to work together for the best outcomes.

50% of people don’t know where their AED is located at work.

It’s a simple solution: educate your team!

Download this free poster to let your organization know where they can find a life-saving device.
➡️ https://na2.hubs.ly/H01MXS30

When is the last time you were CPR certified?

👉 Immediate CPR can double or triple a person’s chance of cardiac arrest survival.
👉 Bystanders who are certified in CPR are more empowered and confident to act than those who are not.

Only about 41% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest victims receive CPR from bystanders. Let’s increase that number and get CPR certified today!

What do you get when you mix AED program management with Scout Remote Monitoring System?

A visible and automated AED program, that’s what.

We are always working to eliminate fear around bystander CPR and AED usage. Understanding sudden cardiac arrest and the science behind AEDs is key. AEDs are specifically designed to treat certain types of cardiac arrest rhythms. They will not shock unless the detected rhythm is shockable. A victim of SCA is essentially dead as immediate defibrillation with an AED is the only way to correct these rhythms.

A little cold and wind can't keep this RescueStat team down! On this we are in Fountain Square at the Village at Meridian spreading awareness for the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation's Ready to Respond Week. Come grab a sticker, practice some hands-only CPR, and sign up to be a H.E.A.R.T. Champion!

Thursday is the day! Join us in Fountain Square at the Village at Meridian for Ready to Respond: Sudden Cardiac Arrest Training Week. Practice hands-only CPR, join the H.E.A.R.T. Champion Program, learn about how to recognize Sudden Cardiac Arrest, and more!

📆Thursday, October 16
🕛12-4 pm

YOU could be the difference to save a life!