We built this device for moments like these. We’re a small team. We’re not watching from the sidelines. Kentucky is where our story started—and we’re showing up however we can. #KentuckyStrong

Know a first responder this could help? Please share. We're trying to reach the people doing the hardest work in the hardest conditions. This is one small way we can help. And it starts with you. #KentuckyStrong

We’ve officially entered new territory. A disposable video laryngoscope—no monitor, no batteries, no reprocessing. Veterinary-ready. Plug it into your phone. See the airway. Get it done. Order now → bit.ly/4jd2Qxb

Until now, #veterinary teams have relied on outdated tools—or none at all—for intubation visibility. IntuBlade changes that.

Two blade sizes. Disposable. Powered by your phone. No batteries. No bulk. Just clarity. Already trusted in the field. Ready for your team. bit.ly/4jd2Qxb #Veterinarian #veterinary

HEARTWARMING: #NFL legend Pat Tillman talking about how the national anthem fired him up before games. “I have a patriotic bone to me.” After 9/11, Pat enlisted in the army, turning down a $3.6M deal, he tragically lost his life in the line of duty. ❤️🇺🇸

They gave everything. We carry their names. We remember their stories. Today, we honor the fallen—and stand with those who continue the mission. #MemorialDay2025

EMSA Director Liz Basnett gave introductory remarks today at the EMS Administrators’ Association of California (EMSAAC) conference in San Diego. We look forward to lectures, panel discussions, and networking as we continue striving to provide high quality EMS statewide!

The gear looks good on the table, but does it hold up when seconds count? IntuBlade was designed for real-world intubations: no batteries, no cleaning, no problem. Visit booth 44 at #EMSAAC2025 to see it in action. EMSA

The real cost of reusable airway gear? It is not just a cleaning step. It is a system risk. Every soak, every brush, every rinse, every dry… every single time. When teams are short-staffed and overworked, this friction adds up. #EMS #CriticalCare #AirwayManagement

Think reusable airway gear is a quick wipe and done? Think again. Enzymatic soak Manual scrubbing Rinse Dry High-level disinfection Inspect Repackage Document And then repeat. This is the hidden burden teams face every day. #MedTech #EMS #VeterinaryCare #Intubation

How many steps does it take to clean a reusable laryngoscope? Seven. How many times a day do you think your team does it perfectly? That is the problem. #AirwayManagement #EMS #VeterinaryMedicine

Every second counts. Every view matters. Your gear should, too.

How many emergency intubations does it take to develop proficiency? This study published last month analyzed data from 8 previous prospective studies found that the curve of FPS versus operator experience appears to level out around 35-50 intubations. This appeared consistent

Dr. James DuCanto James DuCanto, M.D. just put Intublade through a SALAD simulation. If you know, you know.

For those outside EM/EMS: Dr. DuCanto invented the SALAD technique-the gold standard for managing contaminated airways. Traditional video laryngoscopes become "completely useless" when the airway is contaminated. Watch what he demonstrates with Intublade.

His words: "truly a remarkable innovation" When the person who wrote the playbook validates your device, that's the moment you know you're solving a real problem. We're grateful for James DuCanto, M.D. expertise and continued support of innovation in airway management.

Hurricane Melissa response teams: DM us. Free Gen1 devices. No costs. No strings attached.