The PulsePoint app lets any CPR-trained user know when there is an emergency within a quarter mile, and also provides the location of the nearest defibrillator. The app is coordinated with emergency ...

Columbia, Md. (WJZ)--Most people who don't get immediate CPR after a heart attack die, but Howard County has rolled out a new phone app that connects those who can help with those who desperately need ...

ORLAND PARK, Ill. (WLS) -- A new program is launching in Orland Park that will alert citizens trained in CPR when they receive emergency calls about cardiac arrest near them. Imagine if thousands of ...

It’s a bit like calling for a Lyft. But instead of a driver, a mobile app that just went live in Sonoma County will dispatch an everyday Superhero to your side who could save your life. The PulsePoint ...

CLARK COUNTY — A recently launched app is intended to save lives in Clark County. As they receive alerts on their phones, community members will have the opportunity to respond to a sudden cardiac ...

PulsePoint is an innovative new location-aware phone application that empowers everyday citizens to provide life-saving assistance to victims of Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). Communities within Santa ...

It's a smartphone app that allows residents to see and hear emergency dispatches as they happen, and potentially save a stranger with CPR or an automated external defibrillator, or AED. Launched about ...

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 ...

ARVADA, Colo. — First responders are touting a free app they said can help just about anyone save another person’s life. It’s called “PulsePoint,” and it alerts users if somebody nearby needs CPR ...

The city of Las Vegas has partnered with the non-profit PulsePoint Foundation to provide a free app that sends an alert to a person when they are within 200 yards of someone in a public place who ...

ARVADA, Colo. — The Arvada Fire Department is teaming up with a smart phone app developer in an effort to mix altruism with geo-location technology to save lives. PulsePoint is a free app that can ...