LifeFlow is easy as 1, 2, 3. 1 minute to set up. 2 minutes to infuse 500mL of fluid or a unit of blood. 3 minutes to help stabilize your critical patient. Contact us to learn more about LifeFlow: ow.ly/JGJn50ZWPFO

A woman in severe hemorrhagic shock from a ruptured ectopic pregnancy received 2 units of blood in approximately 15 minutes using LifeFlow. Her blood pressure and mental status improved during transport, helping stabilize her before arrival at the hospital.ow.ly/eJmW50ZWPAL

It's #emergencynursesweek! Thank you for all that you do!

We had a great time connecting with you all at the Northeast Georgia Trauma Symposium! Did you miss it? Schedule a virtual demo to learn more about LifeFlow: ow.ly/BkOa50ZUWNm

Pasadena Fire Department is already saving lives with its prehospital blood program. Recently, firefighter/paramedics used blood to treat a man who was struck by a vehicle. Read the full story from EMS1: ems1.com/blood-on-board/cali…

Happy Pediatric Nurses Week! Let’s celebrate the incredible pediatric nurses who provide compassionate, specialized care to our littlest patients. Your dedication makes a lasting impact on children and their families every day. Thank you for all that you do!

We've had a great time connecting with the emergency nursing community at ENA! Did you miss it? Schedule a virtual demo to learn more about LifeFlow: ow.ly/M7IY50ZTcPw

A major step forward for prehospital care in New York. New York’s first prehospital blood transfusion service is bringing lifesaving blood closer to the point of injury—and LifeFlow is proud to support this program. Read the full story: ow.ly/fGlz50ZRbLX

Would you trust 999 mL/hr to resuscitate a patient in shock? While a standard IV pump takes about 1 hour to infuse 1 liter, LifeFlow can deliver the same volume in under 4 minutes. When patients are critically ill, every minute to restored perfusion matters.

September is Sepsis Awareness Month. Early recognition and rapid treatment can make all the difference. In this conversation, Mark Piehl, MD, MPH explains why rapidly treating hypotension with the right amount of fluid can help restore perfusion and support vital organ function.

We love connecting with the emergency nursing community, and we're excited to do it again next week at ENA! @ENAorg We can’t wait to see you in Phoenix! See you at ENA! Contact us: ow.ly/uMbK50ZPcSK

Congrats to Botetourt County Fire/EMS for launching their prehospital blood program! LifeFlow is honored to be part of this lifesaving initiative. ow.ly/pNMA50ZPcKx

A patient in profound hemorrhagic shock after a GSW arrived at a critical access hospital with a BP of 57/35. Using LifeFlow + QinFlow, the team delivered 4 units PRBCs + 2 FFP, improving BP to 100/65 before transfer. The patient survived. Read the case: ow.ly/kFVX50ZNRo8

Watch this video to get a preview of Drs. Mark Piehl and Peter Antevy's upcoming session at EMS World Expo on circulation-first resuscitation in pediatric trauma. ow.ly/sOUN50ZNRi2

LifeFlow is easy as 1, 2, 3. 1 minute to set up. 2 minutes to infuse 500mL of fluid or a unit of blood. 3 minutes to help stabilize your critical patient. Simple, fast, and ready to help you deliver critical care when every minute matters.

A 2-year-old in septic shock received a 240 mL fluid bolus through a 22-gauge IV using LifeFlow in approximately 1 minute. Following resuscitation, the patient became more alert, color improved, and blood pressure increased. Read the case: ow.ly/vbm550ZJtuN

Another agency expanding access to prehospital blood! Shoutout to Hampton Department of Fire and Rescue for launching their whole blood program in August, bringing lifesaving blood to patients in the field when every minute matters. ow.ly/jH4a50ZI0z1

We’re looking for a Clinical Education Specialist to join our amazing team. This role is full-time and based in or around New York, NY. Apply now or share with someone great: ow.ly/LuEc50ZI0yk

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Unresponsive with no blood pressure—then, minutes after receiving blood, the patient was awake and asking for his glasses. Monarch Fire Protection District’s new prehospital blood program has already helped save two lives. Read the full story: ow.ly/iU2B50ZHpFb