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ABOUT US

Emergency Training Built on Decades of Experience and Veteran Leadership

When you train with Cascadian Rhythm, you're learning from a team with roots in emergency medicine and military service that span more than two decades. Our foundation comes from a long-standing emergency training business dating back to the late 1990s, and in 2023, we expanded our nonprofit efforts to reach even more communities across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

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We're veteran-owned and operated, led by professionals with Army National Guard combat medic experience and a deep understanding of what it takes to respond under pressure. Our mission is clear: increase public access to AEDs and lifesaving education so more people are prepared when seconds count.


Every course we offer reflects our values of preparedness, integrity, and community service—because it's about life.



Discover how Cascadian Rhythm can equip you with the skills and confidence to save a life.

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Certified Instructors Bringing More Than 50 Years of Combined Emergency Medical Expertise

Our team of certified instructors brings over 50 years of combined emergency medical and training experience to every class. We don't just teach from a manual—we draw from real-world scenarios, military service, and frontline emergency response to give you training that sticks.

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Veteran-owned leadership with combat medic experience and a commitment to excellence

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Over two decades of emergency training history, with nonprofit expansion launched in 2023

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Hands-on, scenario-based instruction designed to build confidence and muscle memory

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Active partnership with community programs to fund and deploy AEDs across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho

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Mission-driven focus on increasing public access to lifesaving skills and equipment

Whether you're ready to enroll in a CPR class, request an AED for your organization, or support our donation programs, Cascadian Rhythm is here to help. Reach out today and take the next step toward making your community heart-safe.