CPR Methods in History
The History of CPR Methods Healthcare technology has come a long way regarding life-saving resuscitation. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, or CPR, is a common medical practice many people are familiar with. By compressing the chest, first responders or bystanders can partially maintain active blood flow in a cardiac arrest victim, greatly increasing their chance of survival. […]
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First Look at the New Defibtech ARM XR
Advanced Resuscitation for EMS Did you know, the National Association of EMS Physicians recommends continuing resuscitation compressions for at least twenty minutes? Unfortunately, due to fatigue, the quality of manual CPR can quickly degrade after just two minutes. Quality compressions are crucial to improving survival rates from sudden cardiac arrest. Mechanical Chest Compressors have […]
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MME Acquires JEM Rentals and Financing
JEM and MME: New Rental Opportunities Master Medical Equipment, a leading distributor of new and re-certified medical equipment, is pleased to announce our acquisition of JEM Rentals and Financing, a leading medical equipment rental provider! This strategic partnership strengthens MME’s market position and adds another way we can continue to offer comprehensive solutions to the […]
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From Science Fiction to Science Fact: The History of AEDs
From Science Fiction to Science Fact: The History of AEDs It’s Heart Month again! Every February, the American Heart Association raises awareness for cardiovascular disease prevention and treatment. Heart Month has become a national event, with thousands of businesses joining the charge to help the AHA in this mission. This year is all the […]
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The Go-To Infusion Pump for Transport EMS
The Go-To Infusion Pump for Transport EMS Hey there, Nathan Schrupp from Master Medical Equipment here. Today, let’s explore why the Sapphire Infusion Pump from Eitan Medical stands head and shoulders above other infusion pumps in the EMS field. The Sapphire infusion pump isn’t just another option; it’s a unique game-changer for air and […]
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Pediatric Keys & Pads with Carrie Kastner
Pediatric Pads vs Pediatric Keys for AEDs: Which is better? What’s the benefits of choosing an AED with a Pediatric Key instead of using pediatric pads? Carrie Kastner, our Education Sales Manager at Master Medical Equipment, joins us to speak on the key differences and the need to be ready for a pediatric cardiac […]
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Patient Lifting Straps for First Responders
Patient Lifting Strap: Made by First Responders for First Responders The PAL Strap is a revolutionary tool for EMS providers, quickly becoming a staple for every ambulance, fire engine, and emergency vehicle. Designed by a firefighter who wanted to improve the risky and unreliable “lift-with-bedsheets” process, the PAL strap is a versatile tool that […]
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AEDs for First Responders
Why Choosing the Right Unit is Crucial In the world of emergency response, timing is everything. Saving lives hinges on rapid and effective intervention, especially when it comes to sudden cardiac arrest. SCA can strike anyone, from infants to the elderly, and the difference between life and death often depends on quick, well-coordinated actions. […]
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Putting the “E” back in EMS: Paramedics Respond to Abuse of the 911 System
INTRODUCTION Over the Summer, we put out an open survey to the EMS community, asking for feedback about difficulties facing paramedics’ daily lives and their experience with abuse of the 911 emergency system via non-emergency transports. We asked First Responders to propose specific, directed solutions that could build awareness and begin to bring around […]
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Patient Lifting: Residential or Assisted Care Settings
Lifting up Residential Care: Patient Lifts in Assisted Care Settings Gary Candela from First Res joins us today to demonstrate the application of the Patient Assist Lift (PAL) Strap, a simple harness designed to lift fallen patients. The PAL Strap has been adopted by many first responders who respond to patient lift calls, such […]
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