While the LUCAS device does the compressions, first responders are free to do other kinds of lifesaving measures. The machine, and others like it, are becoming more common in Central Florida.

The LUCAS machine will help keep paramedics from getting fatigued during a medical emergency when someone needs prolonged CPR.

Six western Racine County fire and rescue agencies received automatic CPR device donations last June. Presenters taught emergency medical technicians how to use the device. Jonathon Sadowski ...

A life-saving CPR device is being implemented in fire departments across Western Washington. It’s called a LUCAS device and it is strapped onto a patient to keep compressions going while they ...

CARMEL, Ind. — The Carmel Fire Department is making a life-saving upgrade. It’s equipping first responders with new hands-free technology that delivers CPR without missing a beat. “It can ...

Springfield volunteer firefighter Terry Miller demonstrates how to use a Lucas CPR machine to, from left, Mandy White, Paisley White, Brantley Went and Kinsley White during the Springfield ...