Stop the Bleed trains public lifesavers
Blood loss is the leading cause of preventable death after a traumatic injury. Trained bystanders can often make the difference between life and death. Learn how you can Stop the Bleed.
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EMS teamwork saves teen
Less that 10% of EMS responses involve patients 17 and younger. When they happen, you want the best-trained people on the job. Thanks to great teamwork, this recent & local near-fatality had a happy ending.
Read MoreCaring for the mental wellness needs of EMS providers
Our Medic One/EMS providers take care of us under stressful and traumatic circumstances. Learn more about efforts to support them.
Read MoreFourth recent King County measles case confirmed this month
Measles cases in King County increased to four for the month of May, with a total of seven recent cases in Washingtonians.
Read MoreCPR in a Box is a lifesaver
Bystander CPR saves lives. 70% of all out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in King County received it. CPR in a Box is tool designed to train even more people through local partners, and save more lives.
Read MoreNew King County measles case
NOTE: All exposure locations in King County, including those from previous cases, are updated at kingcounty.gov/measles/cases. Public Health – Seattle & King County is investigating a new measles case with possible exposures in King County. The King County resident, a woman in her 40s, spent time at sites in King County before she knew she […]
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