PulsePoint Foundation

01/15/2026

Sacramento launched the Citizens CPR Project, which utilizes PulsePoint AED to build their defibrillator registry and PulsePoint Respond to ensure CPR-trained citizens are alerted to cardiac emergencies nearby.

01/14/2026

PulsePoint is expanding throughout the Omaha region soon, but in the meantime, you can download PulsePoint AED to register devices throughout your community so their location is known to responders and 911 telecommunicators during cardiac emergencies.

01/08/2026

01/05/2026

PulsePoint Foundation alerts bystanders who can help victims before professional help arrives.

This system is critical in building informed communities and activating citizen response when needed.

With this app, you'll receive alerts about local emergencies, from vehicle crashes to significant events like gas leaks, chemical spills, or flooding.

Be a hero in your community: learn CPR, download the app, and join us in saving lives. For more information, visit: https://ow.ly/VE7r50SMp1c

12/18/2025

Amy has turned her cardiac arrest survival into service, ensuring there are more survivors and less statistics.

Amy is alive because bystanders became responders and her community invested in cardiac arrest education and response.

Interested in how your community can do more to address cardiac arrest? Learn more at https://www.pulsepoint.org/implementation.

Amy Vollman is alive today because someone was ready.

While out for a run in September 2023, Amy suffered sudden cardiac arrest and collapsed in a rosemary bush. A couple driving by called 911 and immediately began CPR. A PulsePoint Foundation responder was alerted to the situation and administered high-quality CPR at the scene. Minutes later, EMS arrived and used an AED to restore her heartbeat — giving Amy a second chance at life.

Today, Amy leads the SCAF Oregon chapter, turning her survival into purpose. She trains, teaches, and inspires others to be prepared to save a life, hosting community trainings and raising awareness about the power of CPR and AEDs.

Stories like Amy’s remind us why our mission matters — and why your support is critical.
This year-end, please consider donating to the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation to help more people survive and more communities be ready.

Donate today: https://www.sca-aware.org/donate

12/12/2025

https://www.1011now.com/2025/06/04/lincoln-first-responders-stress-importance-taking-action-highlighting-cpr-aed-awareness-week/

Even if you are not CPR certified, first responders say you shouldn't hesitate to step in and perform CPR.

12/10/2025

Sacramento Metro Fire promotes CPR, AED registration and PulsePoint with their new program The Citizen Responder Project.

12/08/2025

PulsePoint is partnering with ZOLL Public Safety to announce "Anyone Can Register", a North-American wide effort to expand the National Emergency AED Registry (NEAR) and we need your help!

We’re calling on individuals and organizations to join us by downloading the free PulsePoint AED app or visiting https://hubs.ly/Q03WSdwJ0 and start registering AEDs in your community. Every registration helps make AEDs easier to find when they’re needed most.

Learn more about the initiative: https://hubs.ly/Q03WSg110

11/23/2025

PulsePoint Foundation AED is a simple-to-use app that enables you to help build the public automated external defibrillator registry in your community – or anywhere!

Download the app today and get connected.

11/14/2025

11/11/2025

PulsePoint AED – Building a Life-Saving Network

The Regional Old Colony Communications Center is proud to partner with our fire agencies and community members to promote PulsePoint AED – a vital resource that connects people with nearby Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) when every second counts.

Through this program, 911 dispatchers and community members can quickly locate AEDs during cardiac emergencies, helping to save lives before emergency responders arrive.

We’re proud to announce that the Hanover Fire Department, Duxbury Fire Department, and Hanson Fire Department are the first agencies to adopt this life-saving initiative for their towns. Their leadership marks the beginning of a broader effort to expand PulsePoint AED across all ROCCC communities, ensuring that every resident, visitor, and business is part of a stronger, more prepared region.

The public can play a key role by adding AED locations from their homes, businesses, or public spaces. By contributing, you help build a community-wide network that ensures lifesaving equipment is always within reach when it’s needed most.

PulsePoint AED is available through both a website and a mobile app, making it easy to register new AEDs or locate existing ones anytime, anywhere.

Together, we can make our communities safer, stronger, and more connected in the face of cardiac emergencies.

Learn more and get started today at www.pulsepoint.org.

PulsePoint Foundation
Duxbury Fire PIO
Hanover MA Fire Department
Hanson Fire Department