Jase Response

05/25/2026

Today, we remember the men and women who gave everything in service to others.

Their sacrifice is why we train, prepare, and respond — so that in moments of crisis, people are not left alone.

Freedom has always carried a cost. May we honor it not only with remembrance, but through lives marked by courage, service, and compassion.

— Aaron Asay
Executive Director, Jase Response 🇺🇸

05/15/2026

Welcome to the Jase Weekly Threat Assessment for May 15, 2026: https://youtu.be/DHLbzjOXKDE?si=UnDBmQuAagPcFssV

This week, Aaron Asay, Executive Director of Jase Response puts on his professor hat for a deep-dive biological lesson on Hantavirus — what it is, why it's been in the news, and whether you actually need to worry about it.

🦠 Hantavirus 101 — What You Need to Know:

1. Hantavirus is endemic to the Four Corners region (Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico) and spreads through rodent droppings, urine, and saliva that get aerosolized and inhaled
2. Most people's immune systems handle it without illness — but if it progresses to severe pulmonary disease, it can be up to 30% lethal
3. It is a single-strand RNA virus (similar to COVID and Ebola) that mutates frequently — which is why public health officials watch it closely
4. It is NOT transmissible human-to-human in the US strains — with one known exception: the Andes strain from South America

🚢 The Cruise Ship Outbreak — 11 cases and 3 fatalities were linked to a cruise ship traveling from Argentina. The Andes strain is the only known Hantavirus that has shown limited human-to-human transmission, and contact tracing is still underway. This is not a pandemic-level event — it is self-limiting and poses no risk unless you had direct, close contact with symptomatic patients.

🌍 Travel Safety Reminder — Traveling doesn't make you invincible. Keep the same risk awareness you'd have at home. Wash your hands, practice normal hygiene, and stay aware of your surroundings — but don't go overboard. Over-sanitizing can actually weaken your immune system.

⚠️ Other Threats This Week:

1. Terrorism risk from lone wolves, radicalized groups, and embedded foreign actors remains unchanged
2. Wildfire, tornado, and hurricane season is ramping up — carry your EDC kit including a small power bank and charging cable at all times

The bottom line: No need to panic. Travel, explore, enjoy the world — just do it with your eyes open.

💊 Build your travel and home preparedness kit at jase.com
🔗 Disaster response and community preparedness: jaseresponse.org

Welcome to the Jase Medical Weekly Threat Assessment for May 15, 2026. This week, Aaron Asay, Executive Director of Jase Response, puts on his professor hat ...

04/30/2026

TONIGHT — JOIN US LIVE 🚨

From the sidelines to the outdoors—heat risks are real, and they escalate fast.

Join Jase Response TONIGHT at 5:30 PM MT with Executive Director Aaron Asay (former firefighter & current Physician Assistant) and COO Luke Dill (Special Forces veteran + survival expert) for a live conversation on warm weather preparedness + real-time response.

🌡️ How to stay resilient in extreme heat
🚑 What to do when heat illness strikes
💬 Live Q&A — bring your questions

Real experience. Practical insight. Skills you can actually use.

📍 Join us on IG Live. Be ready before it matters.

04/29/2026

🌞As the temps rise, so do the risks—and heat-related emergencies can escalate fast when you’re on the field, on the trail, or out for the day.

🗓️Join Jase Response TOMORROW at 5:30 PM MT for a live conversation on warm weather preparedness + real-time response—so you know exactly what to do when it matters most.

🌡️ Stay resilient in extreme heat
🚑 Know what to do when heat illness strikes
💬 Live Q&A — bring your questions

From sports field sidelines to summer outings—this is practical, no-fluff insight you can actually use.

📍 Join us on IG Live. Be ready for whatever the season brings.

04/28/2026

☀️ HOT WEATHER. REAL QUESTIONS. LIVE ANSWERS.

Join Jase Response THIS Thursday, April 30 at 5:30 PM MT for a livestream conversation on warm weather preparedness—from heat-related risks to what you actually need on hand for sports this spring and adventure this summer.

🌡️ How to stay resilient in extreme heat
💧 What to do in a heat emergency - first aid that saves lives
💬 Live Q&A — bring your questions and get real-time answers from seasoned experts

Your preparedness could change everything.

📍 Join us on IG Live this Thursday and be part of the conversation.

04/20/2026

🌧️ Just weeks ago, a once-in-a-generation storm hit Hawaii.

Floodwaters surged. Communities were cut off. Access to medical care disappeared almost overnight.
Jase Response was there.

Our team mobilized in Oʻahu during the first critical hour, delivering essential medications and restoring care where it was needed most.

Jase Response is the nonprofit arm of Jase Medical—built for moments like this.

When disasters overwhelm local systems and shut down infrastructure, we step in, fast.

Recent deployments:
🔥 Maui Fires (2023)
🔥 Los Angeles Fires (2025)
🌧️ Jamaica Floods (2025 & 2026)
🌊 Hawaii Floods (2026)

Disasters are increasing. So is the need for on-the-ground medical care. 💪We’re committed to being ready before the next crisis hits.

Special thank you to the generosity of for making this mission possible.

🔗 Learn more at jaseresponse.org
👉 Support the mission at the link in bio

03/30/2026

Jase Response Field Update: Hawaii Flood Response🌊

The needs are shifting—and so are we.

While activity at the main medical aid tent has begun to slow, our teams are expanding outward—reaching communities beyond the central hub.🚑

🚐 Multiple mobile units deployed daily
🗺️ Reaching harder-to-access areas
🤝 Supporting families with wellness checks and basic needs
🩺 Responding to on-call medical needs across the region

This phase of recovery about making sure no one is missed as communities begin to rebuild.

🤝We’re working alongside local healthcare providers, volunteers, and state leadership to ensure efforts stay coordinated, sustainable, and community-led.

From the main site to the most remote areas—we’re still here, still moving, still serving.

This is what response looks like as recovery takes shape

Your donations fuel our work 💪 Visit JaseResponse.org to make our mission possible (link in bio)

Special thank you to and for your generosity in making this deployment possible!

03/27/2026

Field Update: Hawaii Flood Response

Recovery is underway—and the spirit of this community is strong.

Across impacted areas, neighbors, volunteers, and local organizations are coming together to clear debris, restore homes, and take the first steps toward rebuilding. It’s steady, hands-on work—and it’s happening together.

Jase Response remains on the ground, continuing to meet evolving needs as they arise.

From our medical tent to mobile field teams, we’re helping support the health and well-being of those doing the hard work of recovery—while also reaching individuals who aren’t able to access care on their own.

We’re working alongside local partners to ensure care is accessible, consistent, and ready—so recovery can keep moving forward.

This is what resilience looks like.

Your generosity fuels our ability to serve communities in their time of need—thank you for standing with Hawaii.

Special thank you to the generosity of and for fueling this work

👉 Support ongoing relief efforts at the link in bio.

03/25/2026

🤝 Recovery is underway in Hawaii—but it’s not without risk.

As communities begin cleanup, injuries and infections from contaminated floodwaters are becoming a real concern—and access to medications isn’t always guaranteed.

Jase Response is on the ground, ready to respond—treating injuries, cleaning wounds to prevent infection, and providing essential medications when prescriptions are out of reach.

This is what it looks like to support recovery in real time.

The resilience here is powerful. Thank you for fueling us to continue this important work!

Special thank you to partners who are making this mission possible:



👉 Donate at link in bio or JaseResponse.org

03/25/2026

🎯Real threats. Real preparedness. Real talk.

This Thursday at 5:30 PM MT, Jase Response Executive Director Aaron Asay is going live with COO Luke Dill—U.S. Army veteran, former Green Beret, and survival expert—for a real, unfiltered conversation on preparedness in today’s world.

They’ll be breaking down:�⚠️ The real risks and threats facing our nation�🌪️ From terrorism to community shutdowns to natural disasters�🩺 What you actually need to be prepared—first aid, water, everyday carry & more

This isn’t theory—it’s frontline insight you can act on.

💬 Join us on IG Live, ask questions, and be part of the conversation.

Your preparedness could change everything.