The Resuscitation Tailor

09/03/2026

A field at an airport in Auburn. Learning sites scattered through the woods in Steep Falls. Training reps, honest conversations, and a community willing to share what it knows.

We came to Crash and Learn 2026 to share Resuscitation Architecture and pour a lot of coffee, but we’re leaving with new friends, fresh ideas, and a deep appreciation for everyone who shared their expertise and showed up ready to learn.

It was ambitious, immersive, and deeply valuable. Exactly as it should be.

Big shoutout to the Crash and Learn team, who made something incredibly difficult look easy—and somehow did it all with smiles on their faces. 👊🏼

09/02/2026

We forgot the stir sticks.

Fortunately, Crash and Learn is full of clinicians who know how to improvise, adapt, and overcome.

Free coffee again this morning at The Resus Tailor booth. Commemorative mugs are $10, and fewer than 20 remain.

Stir sticks still unavailable.

08/31/2026

Yesterday: training in a field at an airport. Today: setting up for Crash and Learn on a beach.

As we get up and running today in Steep Falls, Maine, we're still buzzing from yesterday's incredible workshop 25 miles to the north.

Looking forward to everything that Crash and Learn 2026 has to offer and all the connections we'll be making over the next couple of days. If you're here, stop by and see us for free coffee every morning, then stay for the Resuscitation Architecture on display.

08/30/2026

A full day of deliberate practice in Auburn, Maine.

We’re proud to be supporting today’s Crash and Learn pre-conference workshop led by the Protected Airway Collaborative—hands-on education spanning everything from SALAD and Cric to small procedures and full medical simulations.

Grateful to Dr. St. George and everyone sharing their time and expertise to help clinicians prepare for the moments that matter.

08/18/2026

Better training just got more affordable.

We’ve lowered the price of the Decent V2 Adult Airway Manikin from $2,199 to $2,099.

Lifelike anatomy. Interchangeable airways. Realistic tissue response. Built for the kind of repetition that translates to patient care.

Same Decent. Better price.

Shop Decent at the link in the comments.

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

Since launching its prehospital blood program in 2021, New Orleans EMS has treated more than 400 patients with blood in the field—allowing medics to begin critical treatment an average of 19 minutes before those patients reach the hospital.

That kind of experience matters.

Their existing setup brought the necessary tools into the field, but not together in one integrated system. We built the APX Delta in collaboration with NOEMS, drawing on their real-world experience to create a better way to carry, organize, and deploy the equipment their blood program requires.

The result is a purpose-built system that brings cold storage, rapid infusion, active warming, and supporting equipment together in one mobile platform.

And the proof is in the delivery: two units of blood infused in under five minutes. One integrated workspace. Committed partners. Strong medics.

Because when seconds count, systems matter.

The APX Delta is currently $599, regularly $725, during our Summer Clearance Event. Available while inventory lasts.

Click the link in the comments to learn more..

08/07/2026

A well-designed system doesn't just carry equipment. It supports better performance.

Our Precision Airway Bag is intentionally designed around the sequence of airway management. We built the process into the product so critical equipment is exactly where clinicians expect it.

Now available at limited-time pricing during our Summer Clearance Event. Explore the full sale through the link in the comments 👇🏻

07/31/2026

Our Summer Clearance Event is underway.

Purpose-built systems. Limited-time discounts.

Explore the full sale through the 🔗 in the comments.

07/29/2026

The Summer Clearance Event is here.

If you've been waiting for the right time to upgrade some equipment, this is it.

Explore the full sale through the 🔗 in the comments.