by Troy BowmanDonate to CPR Training in Nashville and across central TN | In-Pulse CPR Donate to CPR Training in Central TN | In-Pulse CPR When Cardiac Arrest Hits Close to Home: A Central Tennessee Way to Help Our Neighbors Be Ready When someone you love is affected by cardiac arrest, life changes in a way that […]
by Troy BowmanDonate to CPR Training in Harrisburg PA | In-Pulse CPR Donate to CPR Training in Harrisburg PA | In-Pulse CPR When Cardiac Arrest Hits Close to Home: A Harrisburg Way to Help Our Neighbors Be Ready When someone you love is affected by cardiac arrest, life changes in a way that is hard to explain. […]
by Troy BowmanDonate to CPR Training in Tampa Bay | In-Pulse CPR Donate to CPR Training in Tampa Bay | In-Pulse CPR When Cardiac Arrest Hits Close to Home: A Tampa Bay Way to Help Our Neighbors Be Ready When someone you love is affected by cardiac arrest, life changes in a way that is hard to […]
by Troy BowmanDonate to CPR Training in Twin Cities | In-Pulse CPR Donate to CPR Training in Minneapolis & St. Paul | In-Pulse CPR When Cardiac Arrest Hits Close to Home: A Twin Cities Way to Help Our Neighbors Be Ready When someone you love is affected by cardiac arrest, life changes in a way that is […]
by Troy BowmanIf you are a North Central University (NCU) student juggling classes, chapel, and campus life, finding an efficient way to fulfill your graduation, internship, or clinical requirements is critical. In-Pulse CPR provides official American Heart Association (AHA) certification courses right here in the Minneapolis area. Whether you are entering a healthcare setting, preparing for student […]
by Troy BowmanWhen you are looking for a CPR, AED, First Aid, or BLS class in Florida, it is natural to compare the obvious details first: price, location, date, and how soon you can get a seat. Those things absolutely matter. Nobody wants to fight traffic across Tampa Bay or drive across town if there is a […]
by Troy BowmanWhen you are looking for a CPR, AED, First Aid, or BLS class in Minnesota, it is natural to compare the obvious details first: price, location, date, and how soon you can get a seat. A lower-cost class might look attractive at first glance, and a closer location might seem more convenient. But if the […]
by Troy BowmanWhen you buy an AED, the price of the unit is only part of the story. The real cost shows up over time through replacement pads, batteries, cabinets, signage, and the work of keeping the device ready to use. For a business, school, church, gym, or property manager, this matters. Two AEDs may look close […]
by Troy BowmanCPR Chest Compression Technique: How to Push Hard, Push Fast, and Help Save a Life Sudden cardiac arrest does not usually give people much time to think. The tragedy that just happens… One moment, someone may be standing, talking, or sitting at the dinner table. The next, they collapse. They do not respond when you […]
by Troy BowmanHere is something worth knowing. Sudden cardiac arrest is still one of the leading causes of death in the United States. More than 350,000 cardiac arrests happen outside of hospitals each year. That is close to 1,000 people every day. The survival rate is still far too low. About 9 out of 10 people who […]
by Troy BowmanThe Silent Sentinel: The Rise of IoT and AI-Driven AED Management in 2026 For years, an AED was treated like a quiet safety box on the wall. A business bought it, mounted it in a hallway, placed a sign above it, and maybe added it to a monthly inspection checklist. After that, everyone hoped it […]
by Troy BowmanThe 2025 adult BLS take-home messages reinforce that when ventilating an adult in cardiac arrest, rescuers should give enough tidal volume to produce visible chest rise while avoiding both hypoventilation and hyperventilation. The goal is controlled, effective ventilation rather than forceful or excessive breaths. This point is easy to overlook, but it matters. Too much […]
by Troy BowmanThe 2025 AHA guidelines more directly address disparities in lay rescuer CPR training and response. The recommendations call for targeted training and awareness efforts in racial and ethnic communities, low socioeconomic areas, and linguistically isolated populations. They also specifically recommend addressing barriers to performing CPR on women through education and public awareness. This matters because […]
by Troy BowmanThe 2025 guidelines introduced a new recommendation that CPR training should begin in children younger than 12 years old to improve willingness and self-confidence later in life. This is a meaningful shift for schools and communities that want to build a stronger long-term bystander response culture. The AHA’s reasoning is that early exposure helps children […]
by Troy BowmanThe 2025 AHA highlights emphasize that telecommunicators should not use a one-size-fits-all CPR script. Instead, dispatchers are guided to direct lay rescuers to perform Hands-Only CPR for adults and conventional CPR, including breaths, for children. This distinction matters because pediatric arrests are more often linked to breathing problems or asphyxial causes, where ventilation is especially […]