Starlink helped two heart attack patients get lifesaving care faster in rural Idaho. During two separate emergencies, ambulance crews used Starlink to send patients’ heart readings to the hospital before the medical helicopters even landed. Doctors could prepare for treatment while the patients were still on their way. Both patients skipped the emergency room and went straight into urgent heart treatment. In this remote part of the United States, weak or missing mobile coverage had previously delayed crews sending heart readings by up to an hour. Starlink helped overcome that barrier when every minute mattered. This is why Starlink matters. It connects people to lifesaving care when they need it most. This lifesaving technology should be available in every part of the world.