Statistics indicate that 70%-80% of cardiac arrest cases occur either in the home or at public places. In such cases, the person nearest at hand to the victim is often a bystander with no medical expertise such as a relative, an office colleague, or a passer-by. If those present at the scene are able to provide CPR to the victim promptly, the latter̢۪s chances of survival are significantly increased.This is because time is the essence when treating a cardiac arrest victim. Once the heart stops beating and blood flow stops, a person will lose consciousness within 15 seconds. Within another 30 to 60 seconds, he will stop breathing, and irreversible damage to his brain cells will follow after several minutes of oxygen deprivation. https://www.schedulicity.com/scheduling/1L2XWK ...read more

We work with you to find the right fit! We teach day, evening, and weekend classes.  We are happy to do multiple classes each day over an entire weekend.  We will travel to your site or make arrangements for a site near you .After over 40 combined years in EMS, we have seen what early CPR and AED use can do.  Survival rates increase dramatically which means so much to not only the victims of cardiac arrest, but their families. We love being able to share those life saving skills with others. ...read more