RescueStat Blog & News
Joining the Life-Saving Mission: My Summer at RescueStat
Hi, I’m Kate, Summer Analyst at RescueStat, and I recently finished my freshman year of college. I am a Data Analytics major with a strong interest in harnessing technology to drive efficiency and...
Is Your School Ready?
Sudden Cardiac Arrest is a leading cause of death worldwide, but it’s also the #1 killer of student athletes, and a leading cause of death on school campuses. 1 in 300 youth are at risk for an...
Changemaker Spotlight: Hope in the Fight Against SCA
In this industry we’re fortunate to work with some incredible organizations, so today we shine a spotlight on a few of the organizations that are dedicated to making a profound impact on the lives...
Always Ready: Enhancing Your AED Program
Having an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is just the first step in your AED program. To be successful in saving more lives from Sudden Cardiac Arrest, there are numerous best practices to...
SCA FAQs
Is Sudden Cardiac Arrest a Heart Attack? No. Sudden Cardiac Arrest is an “electrical” problem. It happens when the heart malfunctions and stops beating, or beats irregularly. According to the...
Marching in the Nation’s Capital for CPR & AED Awareness
Have you ever performed CPR in front of the White House? Well, I can say I have. Back in January our Chief Experience Office, Dana Miller, and I had the privilege of attending the annual Parent...
AED FAQs
The thought of using an AED can be overwhelming, but we want everyone to feel empowered to save a life. Here are a few frequently asked questions we hear about AEDs. What does AED stand for? AED...
AEDs & the FDA
The FDA defines Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) as, “portable, life-saving devices designed to treat people experiencing Sudden Cardiac Arrest, a medical condition in which the heart stops...









