Nick of Time Foundation

EKG Youth Heart Screening- Cascade High School
2026-04-01 08:00 - 14:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Cascade High School, 801 E Casino Rd, Everett, WA, 98203, United States
Every year, thousands of kids die when their heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating. Known as Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA), this syndrome can happen without symptoms or warning signs. The Puget Sound alone loses three to five kids each year.
It’s not a heart attack. SCA is an abnormality in the heart’s structure or electrical system that can be detected with a simple EKG. But EKGs are NOT a part of your teen’s annual well-child or pre-participation sports physical. All students are at risk, not just athletes.
Nick of Time Foundation and a medical team of local health professionals will perform non-invasive EKG screenings, with no needles or X-ray exposure.
Every student also receives “hands-only” CPR & AED training and learns how to respond in an emergency. The entire screening process takes about 40 minutes.
NoTF, in partnership with Cascade High School, will be hosting a screening on April. 1, 2026.

Register your student today, limited spots are available!
Here’s how you can schedule an EKG screening if you are age 12-24:
1) Click REGISTER at https://bit.ly/NoTFEKGAppt
2) Make sure to choose the event on April 1, 2026, at Cascade HS
3) Download and fully complete the health history form and return to school to confirm an appointment.

The Nick of Time Foundation has screened thousands of teens throughout Puget Sound, detecting hundreds of heart abnormalities, dozens of which put those teens at risk for Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Several required life-saving corrective surgeries as a result of a condition uncovered during a screening.
About the Nick of Time Foundation: www.nickoftimefoundation.org. Based in Mill Creek, WA, the vision of Nick of Time is to increase awareness about sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and how it affects children and young adults with the goal of saving lives through free youth heart screenings, SCA education and awareness, the formation of school and community public access defibrillator (PAD) programs that include “Hands-Only” CPR and AED training.

EKG Youth Heart Screening- Tri-Cities Area
2026-05-15 08:00 - 15:00 | HAPO Center, 6600 Burden Blvd, Pasco, WA, 99301, United States
Every year, thousands of kids die when their heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating. Known as Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA), this syndrome can happen without symptoms or warning signs. The Puget Sound alone loses three to five kids each year.
It’s not a heart attack. SCA is an abnormality in the heart’s structure or electrical system that can be detected with a simple EKG. But EKGs are NOT a part of your teen’s annual well-child or pre-participation sports physical. All students are at risk, not just athletes.
Nick of Time Foundation and a medical team of local health professionals will perform non-invasive EKG screenings, with no needles or X-ray exposure.
Every student also receives “hands-only” CPR & AED training and learns how to respond in an emergency. The entire screening process takes about 40 minutes.
NoTF, in partnership with the Tri-Cities Community, will be hosting a screening in May. 15, 2026.

Register your student today, limited spots are available!
Here’s how you can schedule an EKG screening if you are age 12-24:
1) Click REGISTER at https://bit.ly/NoTFEKGAppt
2) Make sure to choose the event on May 15, 2026, at Tri-Cities
3) Download and fully complete the health history form and return to school to confirm an appointment.

The Nick of Time Foundation has screened thousands of teens throughout Puget Sound, detecting hundreds of heart abnormalities, dozens of which put those teens at risk for Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Several required life-saving corrective surgeries as a result of a condition uncovered during a screening.
About the Nick of Time Foundation: www.nickoftimefoundation.org. Based in Mill Creek, WA, the vision of Nick of Time is to increase awareness about sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and how it affects children and young adults with the goal of saving lives through free youth heart screenings, SCA education and awareness, the formation of school and community public access defibrillator (PAD) programs that include “Hands-Only” CPR and AED training.
