Clinical Education

Webinars

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Our Webinar Series features informative online workshops on ElevatedCPRTM Therapy and the EleGARDTM Patient Positioning System.

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Clinical and Training Tools

Welcome to our Clinical Education and Resources page. Here you will find helpful tools and information on the ElevatedCPR® method and the EleGARDTM Patient Positioning System. We want you to have a successful experience with the ElevatedCPR method and the EleGARD System, so if you need additional information, please complete the form near the bottom of this page or contact us at 763-259-3722.

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Our Clinical Education Team is here to help you have a positive and successful experience with the ElevatedCPR® method and the EleGARD™ Patient Positioning System. We are available to answer your questions and help you find the information you need, so send us a message and we’ll do our best to respond within 24-hours.

Latest News

EleGARD System Used Successfully in Bundle of Care at MSP Airport to Make a Difference in One Patient’s Survival

August 29, 2019

[August 29, 2019: Minneapolis, MN] Sixty-year old Greg Eubanks doesn’t remember much about that day in the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.  He was walking from one gate to the next when he collapsed without warning, suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.  Bystanders saw Greg, a physically-fit succulent plant landscaper from California, collapse and alerted TSA airport officials, who quickly started to perform CPR.The statistical odds for patients like Greg surviving sudden cardiac arrest are grim: in the US, there are about 350,000 out of hospital cardiac arrests each year, and

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