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Preventing Home Fires: Fire Drill Tips, Smoke Alarms, and What Clinicians Want Families to Know

Every October, families are reminded of one essential truth: fire is fast, and preparation saves lives. This year, Fire Prevention Week runs from October 7–13, 2025, with Home Fire Drill Day on October 13 encouraging households nationwide to practice their fire escape plans. At PHI, we see firsthand how fire emergencies can unfold...

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Home Fire Safety - family

Preventing Home Fires: Fire Drill Tips, Smoke Alarms, and What Clinicians Want Families to Know

Every October, families are reminded of one essential truth: fire is fast, and preparation saves lives. This year, Fire Prevention Week runs from October 7–13, 2025, with Home Fire Drill Day on October 13 encouraging households nationwide to practice their fire escape plans. At PHI, we see firsthand how fire emergencies can unfold...

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Healthy Heart Day - Know Your Numbers

5 Steps to Heart-Health After Summer: Tips for Families

As summer gives way to fall, families often feel the shift. School schedules resume, work ramps up, evenings get darker sooner, and the pace of daily life changes. That transition makes September an ideal time to pause, regroup, and refocus on health. With World Heart Day on September 29, it’s...

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Air Medical Safety - Helmets

Inside Air Medical Safety: Helmets, Flight Gear, Avionics, and the 360° Walkaround

Inside Air Medical Safety: Helmets, Flight Gear, Avionics, and the 360 Walkaround At PHI Air Medical, safety is more than procedures — it’s a culture shaped by people. Pilots, flight nurses, flight paramedics, and mechanics work together with proven habits that keep every mission safe. Helmets, protective suits, advanced avionics,...

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The True Cost of Waiting: What Delayed Care Looks Like in Real Life

In medical emergencies, time is more than a factor—it’s often the most critical element. This is especially true in rural areas, where access to timely, specialized care can be delayed by distance, infrastructure challenges, or uncertainty. The phrase "The Golden Hour" refers to the first 60 minutes following a traumatic...

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