There's a reason the paramedics and doctors who stopped Ken Roush's heart attack last month were a blur of faces until now. Tuesday, he and his wife reunited with the cardiac alert team that opened Roush's blocked artery in a record 14 minutes after he arrived in the emergency room at Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital - the fastest "door to balloon" time ever recorded there. The hospital averages 59 minutes. By comparison, Edward Hospital averages 70 to 80 minutes.






