The scene of an emergency is often chaotic. Friends, family, concerned bystanders and first responders are reacting simultaneously. The environment surrounding the scene may also pose a risk... read more →
The next several months can be particularly grueling for outdoor workers as the temperatures continue to heat up all around the country. Each year, thousands of workers become ill from... read more →
Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign that encourages bystanders to become trained and empowered to take action in a bleeding emergency. A person... read more →
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in America and the leading cause of adult long-term disability. An estimated 6.8 million Americans are living after having a stroke. Women are at a greater... read more →
Motorists have so many distractions vying for their attention – from cell phones and dashboard systems to fast food and screaming... read more →
One of the many positives of owning your own CPR business is knowing there will always be a need for classes. This means there’s a limitless pool of students just... read more →
Poison Prevention Week (March 17-23) highlights the importance of recognizing that some of the most dangerous items in our home are hiding in plain sight. More than 90% of poisonings... read more →
It’s never too early to learn lifesaving skills! Young children can learn and retain basic skills that may help save a loved one. Many Instructors are teaching CPR to children at... read more →
July is National Hot Dog Month! Hot dog eating contests are held all across the country with one of the most iconic being Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. Joey “Jaws”... read more →
Heat-Related Emergencies It's July, which means for most of us, it's the dog days of summer: it's hot and the AC bill is through the roof! One thing to remember... read more →