Health & Wellness
FireRescue1’s Health and Wellness resource center provides practical, evidence-informed guidance to support physical fitness, mental health and long-term career resilience. Coverage includes injury prevention, nutrition, sleep, stress management, cancer awareness and behavioral health to help fire service professionals remain healthy, capable and mission-ready on and off duty.
FITNESS IN FOCUS
Each of Johnny Tetrick’s daughters received a proclamation dedicated to his service as well as a helmet
Nick Theofilis worked for both Penn Hills EMS and White Oak EMS
The rule change comes as the estate of Sgt. Johnny Beernaert prepares to sue the city over the fatal incident
Sans gear, Nicholas Perri Jr. “gained access to the well-involved vehicle and successfully removed the badly injured female driver,” the Brookfield FD said
Elizabeth Sauls was spending a day off from Kirk’s EMS with her mother and brother when all three jumped into action
Chesapeake police believe “less than 10" people have died, after officers sent rescue and tactical teams inside to render aid
The decision is a win for a group of retired EMS providers, firefighters, officers and others who said an Advantage plan would water down their health coverage
Arizona researchers will work with firefighters as they build on prior findings and possible prevention opportunities
The Fairborn firefighter was alert when he was transported to a local hospital, said Battalion Chief Adam Howard
The former “Tonight Show” host may make a full recovery after sustaining second- and third-degree burns to his face, hand and chest
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Franklin Fire Department officials said the firefighter fell two stories from a roof at the organization’s training center
Former Odessa Fire Rescue Chief John Alvarez responded to claims made by an attorney hired to re-investigate the 2022 incident
The DC firefighter and founder of Food on the Stove shares the impetus for building the nonprofit and offers simple nutrition tips
Five people were transported to hospitals, while others walked to get medical help after the commuter train crash
From cardiac care to supplements and yoga, Better Every Shift answers your questions from the live podcast event
“There are still good people,” said Brian Hammond, a Russiaville Volunteer Fire Department firefighter
Rookie Louisville Metro Police Officer Nickolas Wilt was in critical but stable condition following emergency brain surgery
“I just can’t believe that 40 years went by so quickly,” said Firefighter Robert Thomas, whose three sons are in the service
The Christina Fire Company firefighter was rescued within five minutes of the mayday call and transported to a local hospital
One Preston Volunteer Fire Department crewmember was discharged from the hospital, but the chief’s son, Firefighter Jared Bennett, will need surgery
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