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Extreme Heat Safety: How to Recognize and Respond to a Heat Emergency
Extreme Heat Safety: How to Recognize and Respond to a Heat Emergency Extreme heat safety deserves a place at the top of every household checklist in August. Late summer brings the hottest and most humid stretch of the year for much of the country, and heat claims more lives in...
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Heart Attack Symptoms and Why Fast Action Matters
Summary February is American Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and cardiovascular disease1. Heart attacks and other cardiac emergencies can escalate quickly, which is why recognizing symptoms and calling 911 immediately are critical first steps2. Emergency responders assess the patient and determine the safest and...
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Snow Sports Safety: Skiing, Snowboarding, and Air Medical Emergencies
Snow Sports Safety: Skiing, Snowboarding, and Air Medical Emergencies Snow sports safety is essential for skiing and snowboarding in winter mountain terrain. Most days are routine, but serious injuries can happen quickly. Winter mountain sports are fast, physical, and unpredictable. The days that are not usually involve a collision, a...
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Blood on Board: How Blood Products in the Air Help Save Lives
Winter can make emergencies harder. Roads get slick, visibility drops, and distance feels longer. The hopeful part is that emergency care is built around preparation and speed, especially in the first stretch of time when a patient’s condition can change fast. You will often hear the phrase the golden hour,...
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The 10-Minute Emergency Info Reset: Get Ready for the New Year
Before the calendar flips, take 10 minutes to update the emergency information that could be used in the case of an emergency. This helps reduce confusion when someone is stressed, your phone is locked, and time is tight. What You'll Learn How to make your phone’s emergency info accessible from...
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