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Northstar AED NorthStar AED specializes in Sales, Service, Training and Program Development of AED and Accessories We do also carry accessories for all AED brands.

NorthStar AED is the most experienced and one of the largest Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Distributors in the world. We specialize in Sales, Service, Training and Program Development for AED's and all of their accessories. We are a Platinum Master Distributor for Philips Healthcare and we have been representing that product line for over 15 years. Please call us at 888-364-7307 or go to our web site www.northstaraed.com

Santos dashed in and determined he was not breathing and had no pulse. With the help of other teachers who appeared on t...
03/25/2021

Santos dashed in and determined he was not breathing and had no pulse. With the help of other teachers who appeared on the scene, she began performing CPR, circulating whatever oxygen remained throughout the teenager’s lanky frame. But she knew that if Taj had any chance of making it, she would need the backpack-size device that lay upstairs in the school office: an automated external defibrillator (AED).

In November, a program to put a defibrillator in every Philadelphia public school was put to the test.

Morgan says, “The AED was already hooked on to him, the pads were on him and it was analyzing him, right then and after ...
03/25/2021

Morgan says, “The AED was already hooked on to him, the pads were on him and it was analyzing him, right then and after that analyzing, it said shock required and then it shocked him.”

The Evart Varsity Boys Basketball Team worked together to save a teammates life. During practice last week, one of the star senior players suffered a medical emergency, that’s when the coach and teammates stepped into action. “Danny was one of the best athletes in whatever he did,” says head c...

"It's really crazy," Micah said. "Just the thought that I was okay one second and the next second I could have died and ...
03/25/2021

"It's really crazy," Micah said. "Just the thought that I was okay one second and the next second I could have died and by some miracle my brother was there. In most cases that doesn't happen. The fact that it happened to me is honestly just mind blowing."

Peoria (WEEK) -- Last month, Daniel Weidner, 13, was researching hoodies to take his parents up on an offer to get a new one. As he swiped around online, he heard a, "weird breathing noise," in the other room. He went to investigate. He opened the door. He saw his brother, Micah, collapsed over his

“There wasn't much thought, I just saw something happening and knew someone had to react quickly. When he first gasped i...
03/25/2021

“There wasn't much thought, I just saw something happening and knew someone had to react quickly. When he first gasped is when I realized the stakes of the situation and hoped desperately the CPR was working,” said Konrad Collins, the former Summit High School four-sport varsity letterman who captained the football and lacrosse teams. “I would not have known at all what to do had it not been for The Red Cross coming to Yale last spring and teaching students about CPR.”

Collins performed CPR on a man who had collapsed on the street outside his home in Oregon.

"I'm very proud to see one of my students be able to jump into action," said Crestview High School's Dr. Tammy McKenzie....
03/25/2021

"I'm very proud to see one of my students be able to jump into action," said Crestview High School's Dr. Tammy McKenzie. "We practice a lot. The students in this class understand significance of learning those life-saving skills.

A Crestview High School student used his skills learned at school to save a baby Saturday. Caption: WEAR. Savion Harris is in the 11th grade and recently completed CPR training. Harris tells Channel 3 News he was at work on Saturday, when his boss ran in with the baby, yelling for help. The six-mont...

Imagine you're home and suddenly your Dad collapses. Perhaps if he's in his 70's or 80's you might have expected it, but...
03/25/2021

Imagine you're home and suddenly your Dad collapses. Perhaps if he's in his 70's or 80's you might have expected it, but in the case with a family in Tinton Falls, the Dad was just 56 years old. He collapsed and his son ran out of the house to grab a neighbor for help. Long Branch Officer Kevin Kuhne was off duty and visiting a friend as the son ran in asking for help. He acted immediately entering the home and administering CPR.

Long Branch Officer Kevin Kuhne was off duty and visiting a friend when he had to give CPR to a man that collapsed.

During the workout, Muhammad noticed a man who was running on a treadmill was now laying on his back - experiencing card...
03/25/2021

During the workout, Muhammad noticed a man who was running on a treadmill was now laying on his back - experiencing cardiac arrest.

The two medical students performed 45 minutes of CPR and successfully used an AED.

Ian Parker is from Boonville and is a medical student at Ross University School of Medicine and is working in Miami.

Ms Marshall said while defibs talked you through what to do and how to put pads on, if you have to wait five minutes for...
03/25/2021

Ms Marshall said while defibs talked you through what to do and how to put pads on, if you have to wait five minutes for someone to drive and get a defib, it would be five minutes a person was in deficit before anything was started.

Dunsborough resident Meg Marshall is encouraging people to learn CPR after she saved the life of a close family friend who had gone into cardiac arrest. Ms Ma...

Kitchen began compressions but lost count and started to panic. That’s when she heard a voice telling her to sing. “Jus...
03/25/2021

Kitchen began compressions but lost count and started to panic. That’s when she heard a voice telling her to sing. “Just sing. And so I started the song that I was taught for CPR which was Staying Alive and I sang it. I don’t know if it was out loud or in my head. I just couldn’t hear anything around me.”

A Cheboygan woman is being hailed as a hero after saving the life of a coworker at the local Walmart on Monday. Sheri Ommen collapsed on Monday on the floor near her register, and her good friend, Barbara Kitchen knew she had to act fast. “I had no heartbeat. I had no pulse. I wasn’t breathing,....

"I was really into it for some reason," she said. "Any other time I get certified I'm like, 'OK, I'm getting it done,' b...
03/25/2021

"I was really into it for some reason," she said. "Any other time I get certified I'm like, 'OK, I'm getting it done,' but this time I was really into it and really practicing hard because I just felt like you know, maybe one day I'll save a life and I happened to save my husband's."

Emergency room physician Dr. Randy Bess credited Armas-Simon for the nine minutes she performed CPR and said it gave her husband a better chance to survive.

"I just felt like you know, maybe one day I'll save a life and I happened to save my husband's."

“I saw him on the floor,” Meyer said. “He turned blue, and so I was like I don’t think he’s breathing. That’s not good....
03/25/2021

“I saw him on the floor,” Meyer said. “He turned blue, and so I was like I don’t think he’s breathing. That’s not good. I was like hey I know CPR.”

Amy Boyd and her 14-year-old daughter were relieved to hear just that, as Boyd’s boyfriend, Thad, was the one having the seizure.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A Nebraska cheerleader was in the right place at the right time on Sunday. University of Nebraska-Lincoln senior Kaela Meyer saved a man’s life at Applebees in Gateway Mall. Meyer and her mom were eating lunch at Applebees. The two were sitting in a booth, when Meyer notic...

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NorthStar AED is the most experienced and one of the largest Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Distributors in the world. We specialize in Sales, Service, Training and Program Development for AED's and all of their accessories. We are a Platinum Master Distributor for Philips Healthcare and we have been representing that product line for over 15 years. We do also carry accessories for all AED brands. Please call us at 888-364-7307 or go to our web site www.northstaraed.com