A total of five Mechanical Chest Compression Devices are being funded for the district.
A local woman is being hailed a hero and her actions are a reminder that anyone is capable of saving a life.
It seems some good Samaritans are just at the right place at the right time during an emergency. Technology is making it easier for you to find yourself in a similar situation. REMSA has expanded the PulsePoint application to alert and empower everyday citizens. How it works in Health Watch.
Two Reno Police officers were honored at Wednesday’s Reno City Council meeting for helping to save a woman's life last October.
TMFPD says they are the first fire department in Washoe County to equip every fire engine with automatic chest compression devices and brand new cardiac monitors.
If you have ever performed CPR, you know it can be exhausting. First responders typically have to rotate after two minutes to avoid fatigue. However, now some area firefighters have a new lifesaving tool to help. How it works in tonight's Health Watch.