Pulsara goes to the World Cup: Supporting Medical Response with Connected Communication
With record-breaking crowds filling stadiums across North America, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is proving to be one of the largest sporting events in...
When you think about likely candidates for stroke, you probably don't picture a fit, healthy 24 year old woman. But, as this video from the American Heart Association shows, stroke can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Luckily for Brianne Cassidy, her family (including her dog!) and the stroke team at Swedish Medical Center worked FAST to not only save her life, but also allow her to recover with no lasting deficits.
Since roughly 2 million brain cells die every minute when someone is having a stroke, time is critically important. If you notice Face drooping, Arm weakness, or Speech difficulty, it's Time to call 911.


With record-breaking crowds filling stadiums across North America, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is proving to be one of the largest sporting events in...
June Recap Optimizing Emergency CareLast month, we released our newest feature, Pulsara Intelligence. Built with clinician needs in mind, Pulsara...
In fast-paced clinical settings, manual documentation often competes with vital communication and hands-on patient care. When Pulsara added automated...