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Michigan Instruments In the Business of Saving Lives Michigan Instruments, Inc.

has designed and manufactured specialized medical equipment related to the fields of cardiovascular medicine, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and respiratory therapy since the early 1960s. The company has built a reputation for products of unexcelled quality, which has earned the respect and loyalty of thousands of customers, associates, and medical professionals throughout the world. Michigan Instruments has built a strong foundation for growth based on the dedication of our staff, a close relationship with the medical community, and a company wide commitment to produce the highest quality products.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness MonthLung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. But with awareness,...
11/06/2025

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. But with awareness, screening, and new treatment options, there's more hope than ever.

This month is a time to highlight the facts, share real stories, and encourage important conversations around lung health.

Here’s how you can get involved:
🫁 Learn about low-dose CT screening at SavedByTheScan.org
📖 Read inspiring stories from LUNG FORCE Heroes
📲 Share helpful information with friends and family
🔬 Understand the role of biomarker testing in treatment decisions
💙 Consider supporting research or advocacy efforts

Anyone with lungs can get lung cancer. Early detection can save lives, and education is the first step.

Get More Info 👉 https://bit.ly/3jhdCXk

November is COPD Awareness Month 🧡 Living with COPD isn’t easy. But learning more about it, getting support, and knowing...
11/04/2025

November is COPD Awareness Month 🧡

Living with COPD isn’t easy. But learning more about it, getting support, and knowing your next steps can make a big difference.

🔹 Take a quick COPD Basics course
🔹 Download planning tools to stay on track
🔹 Find free support programs
🔹 Get involved in advocacy and education
🔹 Connect with resources built for patients and families

The more you know, the more you can do.

Learn more from the American Lung Association 🔗 https://bit.ly/47GKL8a

Your Scan Is Abnormal. What Happens Next?Getting news of an abnormal lung scan can be frightening. But not every nodule ...
10/31/2025

Your Scan Is Abnormal. What Happens Next?

Getting news of an abnormal lung scan can be frightening. But not every nodule means cancer, and knowing your next steps can help ease some of the worry.

🫁 Ask your doctor questions
🗓 Get a timeline for follow-up
👂 Bring someone with you to appointments
📚 Use patient-friendly materials
🧠 Most importantly, remember you are not alone

Even a small nodule can be closely monitored, and if further tests are needed, your care team will walk you through every step.

Learn more from the American Lung Association:

🔗 https://bit.ly/4n0EEjH

Life-Stat vs Thumper: How to Decide What You NeedChoosing between the Life-Stat and the Thumper? Both deliver uninterrup...
10/29/2025

Life-Stat vs Thumper: How to Decide What You Need

Choosing between the Life-Stat and the Thumper? Both deliver uninterrupted, guideline-compliant CPR with lightweight design and easy setup. But the right choice depends on your team’s needs.

✅ Need ventilation built in? Choose the Life-Stat.
✅ Just want hands-free compressions? The Thumper gets the job done.
✅ Need flexibility to switch modes? Life-Stat shifts between 30:2 and CCV instantly.
✅ Looking for the best value? Both offer unmatched performance and cost savings.
✅ Want access during resuscitation? Both feature our open "C-arm" design.

Both devices fit larger patients, maintain compression depth, and eliminate fatigue-related errors. The difference comes down to your resuscitation protocols.

Still unsure? We’ll help you decide.

🔗 https://bit.ly/3KZui22

CPR during transport isn’t just challenging. It can compromise safety and effectiveness. From stairwells to uneven groun...
10/27/2025

CPR during transport isn’t just challenging. It can compromise safety and effectiveness. From stairwells to uneven ground to moving vehicles, manual compressions are hard to maintain when every bump and turn adds risk.

That’s why devices like the Life-Stat and Thumper are trusted by EMS teams nationwide.

✅ Delivers consistent, high-quality compressions
✅ Helps providers stay safe and focused
✅ Supports airway and medication management
✅ Works without batteries or disposables

Stay prepared for every transport situation with reliable mechanical CPR.

Read the blog 🔗 https://bit.ly/4nSuXoF

From ambulances to ICUs, Michigan Instruments’ Life-Stat and Thumper devices support consistent, high-quality CPR in set...
10/23/2025

From ambulances to ICUs, Michigan Instruments’ Life-Stat and Thumper devices support consistent, high-quality CPR in settings where it matters most.

Applications include:
🏥 In-hospital cardiac arrest
🚑 EMT / paramedic units
🌐 Ambulance and air transport
🏥 Emergency departments
🏥 Coronary & intensive care units
🏥 Organ transplant facilities
👮 First responder teams

Wherever compressions are critical, our devices deliver performance you can trust.

Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3KZui22

National Health Education Week | October 20–24, 2025This week is all about highlighting the role of health education in ...
10/20/2025

National Health Education Week | October 20–24, 2025

This week is all about highlighting the role of health education in building healthier communities. From addressing public health ethics and advocacy to promoting linguistic equity and accessibility, NHEW shines a light on the people and practices working to improve health outcomes for all.

Led by Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE ) and recognized by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, NHEW encourages professionals across the country to educate, engage, and inspire.

Explore this year’s daily themes and join the conversation 👉 https://bit.ly/42EqqxB

“Clinically dead for 16 minutes… and survived.”That’s the reality Leonard Osborn faced when he went into cardiac arrest ...
10/17/2025

“Clinically dead for 16 minutes… and survived.”

That’s the reality Leonard Osborn faced when he went into cardiac arrest at home in Farmdale, Ohio.

Thanks to the quick action of first responders and the Life-Stat Mechanical CPR device from Michigan Instruments, Leonard regained a heartbeat and walked out of the hospital just days later.

🚑 Consistent, high-quality compressions
👐 Hands-free CPR so crews can focus on other tasks
🏥 Built-in ventilation for comprehensive care
💡 Lightweight, fast setup, life-saving results

As EMS responder Mary Kay Sly put it:

“It was amazing to see how it worked and to know how effective of a tool it is.”

Read the full story 🔗 https://bit.ly/4pOnmIV

Pediatric Airway Issues: What You Need to KnowAirway emergencies in young children are rare but high-risk. Dr. Anna DePo...
10/15/2025

Pediatric Airway Issues: What You Need to Know

Airway emergencies in young children are rare but high-risk. Dr. Anna DePompolo of Mayo Clinic shares how tools like the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) can help trauma teams quickly identify respiratory distress and intervene before it's too late.

A few takeaways:
✅ Respiratory issues are a leading cause of pediatric cardiac arrest
✅ Minor nasal congestion can lead to serious complications in infants
✅ Positioning, suctioning, and humidified oxygen delivery are often first-line treatments
✅ Repeated practice with bag-valve masks and supraglottic airways builds confidence

As Dr. DePompolo says, “If two or more sides of the PAT are affected, the child needs urgent help.”

Read the full article from Mayo Clinic for more clinical insights 🔗 https://mayocl.in/3IJNiVq

Hands-Free CPR That Never Misses a BeatManual compressions are exhausting, especially during transport. That's why more ...
10/13/2025

Hands-Free CPR That Never Misses a Beat

Manual compressions are exhausting, especially during transport. That's why more EMS teams and hospitals are choosing automated CPR with Life-Stat and Thumper.

Our devices provide:
✔ Uninterrupted, high-quality compressions
✔ Built-in ventilation (Life-Stat only)
✔ Safe and consistent performance during transport
✔ Lightweight setup in seconds
✔ No disposables or recurring costs

Trusted by hospitals and first responders, Michigan Instruments offers the best value on the market for life-saving, guideline-compliant CPR.

Learn more about our Automated CPR devices 👉 https://bit.ly/3KZui22

Confidence in Crisis Starts with PracticeWhen emergencies strike, there’s no time to hesitate. That’s why EMS teams are ...
10/09/2025

Confidence in Crisis Starts with Practice

When emergencies strike, there’s no time to hesitate. That’s why EMS teams are turning to simulation training and automated CPR technology to build the confidence needed to act fast, save lives, and stay calm under pressure.

From high-fidelity respiratory simulation to hands-free mechanical CPR, today’s tools give first responders the edge they need in the field.

Discover how simulation and tech are shaping the next generation of emergency response.
🔗 https://bit.ly/3VSwnmP

National PA Week | October 6–12This week is all about honoring the work and impact of Physician Associates across the co...
10/07/2025

National PA Week | October 6–12

This week is all about honoring the work and impact of Physician Associates across the country. From diagnosing and treating patients to improving access to care in underserved areas, PAs play a vital role in healthcare every day.

PA Week is a time to recognize their dedication, amplify their stories, and celebrate the many ways they go beyond for their patients and communities.

Want to join the celebration? Explore shareable toolkits, resources, and ways to get involved from the AAPA 👉 https://bit.ly/48NCBvA

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