Plattsmouth EMS Director Shane Lohmeier, left, and members of his staff apply a new automated CPR device onto a mannequin that will perform CPR more efficiently than a person can. The department has invested in new state-of-the-art equipment in its sudden cardiac arrest care.
Timothy Rohwer
A new automated CPR device, shown here on a mannequin, can perform CPR more efficiently than a person, according to Plattsmouth EMS Director Shane Lohmeier. The department's "front ambulances," the first two out the door, now feature such a device.
Timothy Rohwer
Ambulances in the Plattsmouth EMS department feature top-of-the-line equipment for quality care for the people it serves.
PLATTSMOUTH – Plattsmouth’s Emergency Medical Services department is continuing its efforts to provide the best possible care for the people it serves.
Plattsmouth EMS Director Shane Lohmeier, left, and members of his staff apply a new automated CPR device onto a mannequin that will perform CPR more efficiently than a person can. The department has invested in new state-of-the-art equipment in its sudden cardiac arrest care.
A new automated CPR device, shown here on a mannequin, can perform CPR more efficiently than a person, according to Plattsmouth EMS Director Shane Lohmeier. The department's "front ambulances," the first two out the door, now feature such a device.
