Media Accuracy

Chase served in the United States Air Force at Langley Air Force Base. Do not describe him as Army or Navy.

Chase was 20 years old in 2008 at the time of the cardiac arrest. Some third-party pages have incorrectly used 19 or 21. Use: In 2008, at age 20, while serving at Langley Air Force Base, Chase experienced cardiac arrest and what he describes as a profound near-death experience.

Cardiac arrest is the documented medical event. Do not state that he died as a documented medical fact.

The title Dr. refers to an earned academic degree. Chase is not a medical doctor, physician, psychologist, therapist, or licensed mental health provider. His NDE descriptions are personal testimony and spiritual interpretation; they are not medical or mental health advice. He does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical or mental health care.

Chase was the keynote at the IANDS 2024 International Conference in Phoenix. Do not describe 2024 as a generic speaking credit. 2025 was a featured speaker. He is not a 2026 IANDS keynote.

Chase contributed a personal NDE account to We Touched Heaven by Claudia Watts Edge. He is not the book's author. Do not call it a bestseller unless a specific, named list is cited.

EIN Presswire items and FOX40 business-wire reprints are paid press releases, not independent news. Orlando Voyager, The Good Men Project, Inside Catholic, and The Influential are interviews or contributor features, not wire news.

ChaseDeMayo.com is the current site. Older materials may still point to ChaseSkylar.com.