MILTON, Ga. — Milton and Alpharetta in north Fulton County have begun using "PulsePoint" during 911 medical emergency calls, a service that uses smartphone technology to post alerts on a free app, in ...

NORRISTOWN – As February is American Heart Month, the highlighting of an app to save people in cardiac arrest was appropriately timed for a recent Montgomery County Commissioners meeting. The ...

Somerset County's PulsePoint Respond emergency notification network is now online and ready for the public to use, according to the county's 911 operations manager. By downloading the free app to ...

UC Health has partnered with Cincinnati Fire Department to include access to lifesaving care for cardiac arrest victims by alerting bystanders through the Pulsepoint app who are trained in CPR. For ...

ALPHARETTA, Ga. - The Alpharetta Fire Department is encouraging as many people as possible to download an app designed to send an alert when someone is experiencing a heart attack or needs CPR. The ...

"It's an app that you can download on your phone, if you wish to participate, and it'll alert you to instances where there's sudden cardiac arrest in the general public. That way we can enable our ...

KING COUNTY, Wash. — An app that notifies users when someone nearby is in cardiac arrest expanded its reach in western Washington on Thursday. King County fire departments joined others throughout the ...

Seminole County is the latest Central Florida government to join PulsePoint, a free mobile app that alerts CPR-trained bystanders to nearby cases of cardiac arrest. The app is linked to a community’s ...

La PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The La Pine Rural Fire District is pleased to announce that our calls are now populating on the PulsePoint Respond mobile app, available for iOS and Android, joining several ...

Toledo community members will soon have access to an alert app that lost funding last year. PulsePoint will be up and running within the next few weeks after Toledo Firefighters Local 92 decided to ...

CALDWELL, Idaho — There's a phrase in the world of emergency response that says "time is tissue." It means the longer a medical problem goes untreated, the more tissue damage occurs, making a full ...

HARTLAND, Wis. - It could happen to anyone. That's the message from the 16-year-old who collapsed last winter watching a basketball game with friends, suffering sudden cardiac arrest. "This year, I ...