HOLLAND — An app alerting community members of sudden cardiac arrest events in their area is coming to Ottawa County. HeartSafe Holland and the Ottawa County Central Dispatch Authority have partnered ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Kent County 911 Communications Center is working to update its technology so calls for various agencies are all on a single system. That upgrade could give the agency ...

In a medical emergency, it is critical that life-saving measures begin immediately. Researchers at the University of California San Diego's Simulation Training Center have developed a new app -- ...

NOW. JUST IN TIME FOR AMERICAN HEART MONTH. LANCASTER COUNTY IS TAKING A BIG STEP IN THE EFFORT TO SAVE THE LIVES OF THOSE IN CARDIFF WEEK ARREST. GOOD EVENING. I’M JANELLE STELSON. I’M BRIAN ROCHE.

According to the American Heart Association, 70 percent of Americans either lack CPR training or their training is lapsed enough that they don't feel qualified to help in an emergency. In Germany, ...

MADISON (WKOW) -- Heart Month is in full swing and first responders are pushing the importance of being CPR trained. Chris Hammes is the Division Chief of EMS at the Madison Fire Department. He said ...

STAUNTON –The City of Staunton Fire & Rescue Department announced in a press release the rollout of two life-saving mobile apps to further the city’s commitment to creating a healthy and civically ...

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Montgomery County is joining a number of cities around the country in using an app that encourages everyday citizens to help save lives. If CPR certified, download ...

WELD COUNTY, Colo. — Weld County has launched a smartphone app that alerts CPR-trained residents when someone nearby experiences sudden cardiac arrest in public places, aiming to reduce response times ...

BALTIMORE -- Ever since Buffalo Bills player Darmar Hamlin's life was saved on the football field, there has been a push to get more people trained to learn how to perform CPR and how to use a ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles County Fire Department has linked its dispatch system to a smartphone app that will notify CPR-trained citizens when someone nearby is having a cardiac arrest.