Hamilton Medical EMS

30/10/2026

During CPR, effective ventilation can start quickly. 🚑 A new learning module for the HAMILTON-EM7 guides you through ventilation in a realistic cardiopulmonary resuscitation scenario, including how to:
🔹 Start ventilation during CPR
🔹 Respond to alarms
🔹 Transition to post-ROSC ventilation

Explore the practical workflow in a short learning session.
Start the CPR ventilation module in the HAMILTON-EM7 Learning Hub:
https://okt.to/dw5lNI



This educational content does not replace the relevant instructions for use. Always consult the ventilator’s Operator’s Manual. The HAMILTON-EM7 is not available in all markets.

29/10/2026

Unser Marco Monnig ist beim kommenden Rettungsdienstkongress (5.–11. November) mit dabei und bringt sein Wissen rund um die mit. Bei seinem Beitrag kommen auch der HAMILTON-T1 und der HAMILTON-EM7 zum Einsatz.

Wir freuen uns auf den Austausch mit den und auf einen spannenden Kongress!



Der HAMILTON-EM7 ist nicht in allen Märkten verfügbar.

28/10/2026

🚨No two calls are the same. First responders know the plan can change in a second. Preparation, quick thinking, and teamwork help them meet whatever comes next.

Here's to the people who show up, adapt, and get to work. Happy National First Responders Day.

27/10/2026

Advanced care, already on the move. 🚑 Abu Dhabi has introduced 18 specialized smart ambulances designed to bring advanced emergency care closer to patients, from the first critical moments at the scene through to their arrival at the appropriate healthcare facility.

We were proud to see the on board, ready to support healthcare professionals in providing ventilation throughout patient transport. 🫁💙 It is a powerful example of how specialized teams, purpose-built vehicles, and medical technology can work together to strengthen continuity of care when every moment matters.

🎥 Take a look inside Abu Dhabi’s new smart ambulances: https://okt.to/6PLK20

20/10/2026

Kudos to the Air Methods team for their work in pediatric care and the impressive first-attempt intubation success rate of over 90% they report for pediatric patients.

Their focus on preparation, specialized equipment, and the needs of their youngest patients reflects the dedication involved in .

Read to their original post: https://okt.to/CfTavS

14/10/2026

🎙️ Our own Jesse Carroll takes the mic on JEMS-EMS puts ventilation in focus!

Jesse joins Mike Brown for a discussion on “Driving Pressure, PEEP, and the ICEBERG Study,” connecting research with the challenges of managing ventilation in the field.

They explore:
🫁 What driving pressure can reveal about lung stress
📊 Why plateau pressure alone may not tell the whole story
⚙️ How PEEP adjustments affect driving pressure and lung recruitment
🚑 How changes in compliance, oxygen saturation, and end-tidal CO₂ can inform reassessment during transport

A big thank-you to Mike Brown and the JEMS team for their collaboration and for creating a platform to share knowledge, ask important questions, and advance the conversation around prehospital respiratory care.

▶️ Hit play, share with your crew, and keep the conversation going:
https://okt.to/DKwMZY

10/10/2026

Pediatric respiratory calls may be uncommon, but they demand preparation and confidence. 🚑

In this conversation from EMS World 2026, Kyle Goodknight and Jimmy Apple discuss the role of CPAP and noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation (NIPPV) in caring for children before they reach the hospital. They also ask an important question: Are EMS teams getting the tools and training they need to use respiratory support when it’s appropriate?

Watch the conversation: https://okt.to/68701V

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07/10/2026

We brought a new booth to , along with a team that is passionate about ventilation and eager to connect with the EMS community. You brought the questions, field perspective, and honest conversations. Fair trade.

Thanks to everyone who visited our booth to talk shop with our EMS team and take a closer look at the HAMILTON-T1.

06/10/2026

🚁 “Our most vital piece of equipment.” That is how William Kelly Miller, Vice President of Clinical Services at Air Methods, describes the HAMILTON‑T1 in the September issue of AirMed&Rescue

As one of the largest HEMS providers in the USA, Air Methods transports some of the most complex respiratory patients across challenging missions. Miller highlighted how the HAMILTON‑T1 supports its teams in providing oxygenation and ventilation while helping them uphold a fundamental principle of patient care: First, do no harm.
His most important point, however, was about the people behind the technology:

“Our clinicians behind the equipment are our most valuable asset.”

We are proud to see the HAMILTON‑T1 supporting these highly skilled clinicians as they deliver critical care in the air.

Read the full article: 👉 https://okt.to/tJlpCD

02/10/2026

Intuitive from the very first use. 🚑⛑️ A member team of our partner Medidyne recently presented the emergency and transport ventilator to a customer. Their first impression speaks for itself:

“You could say that using the HAMILTON-EM7 feels like you’ve used the device before—it has such a good user interface.”

Thank you to the customer for sharing this feedback and to our partners at Medidyne for bringing the HAMILTON-EM7 closer to emergency care teams.



The HAMILTON-EM7 is not available in all markets.