Pitt Relive

10/18/2018

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12/21/2017

11/07/2017

09/06/2017

A PulsePoint CPR alert in Allegheny County could be for an overdose, but you can still help. Learn more here: http://www.pittrelive.org/overdose.html

Informing the public about how Allegheny County's PulsePoint program intersects with the opioid epidemic Encouraging the public, our EMS partners, and local government to work together to leverage...

04/25/2017

Pittsburgh has had many alerts since October 2016. This heat map shows how the alerts have been distributed throughout the city:

02/27/2017

Thank you to everyone who helped us reach over 3,000 responders in Allegheny County! Let's keep that number growing. Here is how PulsePoint coverage has changed since October:

01/12/2017

Pitt ReLIVe is continuing to promote bystander involvement to reduce cardiac arrest fatalities. Go to our website to see recent PulsePoint dispatches, report an AED, or fill out an AED ordinance form!

www.pittrelive.org

12/20/2016

Do you know of an AED near you? Let us know, especially if it is in one of the light blue/white municipalities on this map. Go to our website www.pittrelive.org or use PulsePoint AED to report an AED in your area.

12/12/2016

Allegheny County has over 2,400 active PulsePoint responders as of today. Get the app and help us reach 2,500!

12/03/2016

Are you wondering where recent PulsePoint dispatches have been located? Do you have an AED you would like to report? You can do all of this on our website:

www.pittrelive.org

11/23/2016

Wondering where PulsePoint dispatches have been occurring? Our 'Recent Dispatches' tab has frequent location updates for CPR alerts. Remember, the more responders there are, the more alerts a given area will have!

http://www.pittrelive.org

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11/10/2016

Remember to check out our website for frequent CPR dispatch updates!

http://www.pittrelive.org/recent-dispatches.html

Above is a map of PulsePoint dispatches since the first of October. Dispatch dates are in green, municipality names are black, and for quick comparison, dispatch loci shading reflects event date,...