TacMed Solutions

09/02/2025

🛡️ Expo Proteção 2025 wrapped up with great success!

Our partners at JP pharma showcased our high-fidelity manikins, K9 Diesel and CRU-R/CRL, at Booth 2500.

With over 50,000 professionals engaging in 20+ specialized seminars and technical workshops, the expo perfectly blended innovation, safety expertise, and networking opportunities.

We’re proud to see our advanced simulation tools helping elevate pre-hospital response training to the next level.📍🇧🇷

09/02/2025

TacMed is proud to sponsor the inaugural New England Whole Blood Summit on September 5 in Boston, MA. This event brings together 200+ medical leaders, trauma experts, and EMS professionals to advance the use of whole blood in both hospital and prehospital trauma care.

Our team will be speaking alongside an impressive lineup of leaders driving innovation in Massachusetts and beyond. Join in person or online to be part of the conversation shaping the future of trauma resuscitation.

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/4mJKA1d

The 2025 Prehospital Whole Blood Summit

08/26/2025

Introducing Blood to Go™, TacMed’s comprehensive program to help EMS agencies establish and sustain prehospital blood transfusion capabilities.

Built on four pillars: Expertise, Equipment, Education, and Ease, BTG provides the guidance, tools, and training needed to save lives when seconds count.

Learn how we are helping agencies bring life-saving blood transfusions into the field: https://tacmedsolutions.com/BloodToGo

For more information about Blood to Go™, visit https://tacmedsolutions.com/BloodToGo or email dirizarry@tacmedsolutions.com

08/25/2025

A tourniquet can mean the difference between survival and loss. Respect to those who endure the fight beyond the battlefield 🫡 💪

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Injuries no massive bleeding

All the injuries are terrible. Depending on the type of injury, we need to immediately identify whether there is massive bleeding and stop it. But if, for example, on the brush, only fingers, or half of the palm, it will not cause mass bleeding.
I'm shown in the photo, here is m/t and bone damage with skin, muscle and bone defect. Amputation of the phalanx of the fingers, and 50% of the brush.
Trauma is significant, crippling.
Further is the big way of evacuation, treatment, a certain number of operative interventions, bandages, treatment, rehabilitation, recovery.
A lot is happening during this period of time.
Sometimes they say: "it's good that left, I'll go on fighting. I don't care what's right, I'll switch to the left. Getting a denture on and going back. ”
We hear a lot of plans all the time and see a lot of returns to combat crews. What can't not motivate.

What awaits each of the guys, I can write only from the treatment plan. And only they can tell what guys really go through.

In cases of partial amputations, "minor" defects, we follow a general protocol, pain relieving, wash the wound, do a bandage and send to the next stage.
Here they do not sew their fingers back, do not make good plastic, as they do in the case of domestic injuries, because everything is in the ground and damaged by the mechanism of injury.
Explain, prepare the fighter, adjust to the treatment process is important from the beginning.
The main thing is to warn calls home on emotions, which is very harmful to the family.

08/22/2025

NGAUS kicks off today! Stop by booth #734 to get hands on with our combat proven medical gear and realistic casualty simulators built to strengthen readiness and save lives on the battlefield.

08/21/2025

Hunting season is almost here. Are you packing the right gear?
A tourniquet and trauma kit can turn a life-threatening injury into a survival story. Thanks to My Medic for sharing this powerful example.

Repost from My Medic

What would you do if you quite literally shot yourself in the foot? That's the situation Gabe found himself, and thanks to his first aid training, he reacted quickly and efficiently. Watch his awesome story now!

08/13/2025

Today, we demonstrated our WBS-CRU-R, our advanced training system designed for high-fidelity upper-body trauma care and resuscitation scenarios. From the point of injury through the continuum of care, this tool helps first responders and clinicians train with realism and precision.

If you missed us today, there’s still time! Join us Thursday and Friday at Booth 769 for Rope Rescue, Vehicle Extrication, and Structural Collapse demonstrations in action.

08/12/2025

Another life saved 🩸💪

"Just wanted to shoot y’all a message and let you know that your tourniquets are amazing. Working an off duty traffic assignment tonight and out of nowhere a car pulls up and a lady has a self inflicted knife wound with severe arterial bleeding. The TQ performed flawlessly and stopped the bleeding."

08/11/2025

We're joining the 147th NGAUS General Conference & Exhibition in Milwaukee, WI, August 22–25!

Stop by Booth #734 to learn how our field-tested medical equipment and realistic human and K9 simulators are supporting combat casualty care for military and medical professionals in the field.

08/07/2025

Meet Larry and Pearl. Larry Levy Sr., a Purple Heart recipient and combat veteran who carries the lasting effects of an IED explosion, was introduced to Pearl, his service dog, on her graduation day.

On International Assistance Dog Week and Purple Heart Day, we honor veterans like Larry and the work of organizations like United States Veterans Service Dogs, who provide expertly trained service dogs to help veterans regain independence and confidence in their daily lives.

🎥 : United States Veterans Service Dogs

08/05/2025

Service dogs are more than support; they’re an extension of those they serve.
For International Assistance Dog Week, we’re proud to spotlight Loki and the incredible work of K9 Heroes 4 Heroes. Through ongoing training and dedication, these dogs empower veterans and first responders to stay active and engaged in every part of life.

Learn more: www.k9h4h.org

🎥 : K9 Heroes 4 Heroes