PulsePoint app helps in moments of emergency The PulsePoint app is available on Apple and Android devices (Source: PulsePoint) By Anna Mahan | February 5, 2021 at 9:22 PM CST - Updated February 8 at 2:27 PM
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - In honor of American Heart Month, the Huntsville-Madison County 911 Center launched a new life-saving app.
PulsePoint is a free mobile app which alerts CPR trained citizens of incidents of sudden cardiac arrest in nearby public areas.
So how exactly does it work?
When the 911 center receives a call about a person in need, it sends an alert while also dispatching first responders.
Don Webster with HEMSI is encouraging everyone in Madison County to download this life-saving app.
The study, published in the journal Heart Rhythm, says 25.4 per cent of females studied suffered cardiac arrest at night as compared to 20.6 per cent of their male counterparts.
The study, published in the journal Heart Rhythm, says 25.4 per cent of females studied suffered cardiac arrest at night as compared to 20.6 per cent of their male counterparts.
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