Redmond-based medical device company Physio-Control is partnering with a California nonprofit to take a mobile health app global.
PulsePoint Foundation already has developed the app, which helps connect people who have CPR training with public automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in a cardiac emergency.
When someone goes into cardiac arrest and a 911 call is placed, the app can automatically alert CPR-trained people in the immediate area, then tell the helpers where to find the nearest public…
Redmond-based medical device company Physio-Control is partnering with a California nonprofit to take a mobile health app global.
PulsePoint Foundation already has developed the app, which helps connect people who have CPR training with public automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in a cardiac emergency.
When someone goes into cardiac arrest and a 911 call is placed, the app can automatically alert CPR-trained people in the immediate area, then tell the helpers where to find the nearest public…