Our mission at CPR Plus has always been to provide the best safety training to members of our community. Excellent training means people feel prepared to perform life-saving skills when the time comes. In light of COVID-19, we’re even more committed to that mission. We know this is a difficult and confusing time for everyone, … Read more
When shopping for goods and services, you usually have a wide variety of options. That includes CPR, First Aid, and life support training. In these classes, you’re learning how to help sick and injured people — and even how to save their lives. So it’s important to choose your trainer thoughtfully. For instance, when you … Read more
As our culture continues to trend towards tech, it’s no surprise that online education is becoming standard in some industries. But how do online classes in CPR, First Aid, and life support stack up against hands-on training? If you’re deciding between online and classroom CPR courses, we encourage you to consider a few factors. In … Read more
Automated External Defibrillators are commonly known as AEDs. You’ve probably heard a lot about these devices over the past few years. Chances are you’ve also seen them in many of the places you go every day. Think of your gym or grocery store, sports stadiums, your church, movie theaters, shopping malls, the airport—and the list … Read more
Would you recognize the signs of a heart attack as it was happening? What if you’re the person actually experiencing the heart attack? You may be surprised to learn that the symptoms can be subtle. The signs of a heart attack often sneak up on people and may even go ignored — until things get … Read more
Staff at Gateway Science Academy acted fast to save a custodian when he displayed signs of a heart attack. Their training with CPR Plus and knowledge of the AHA Chain of Survival helped ensure a good outcome for their coworker. When Haley Pepper grabbed a snack from the teacher’s lounge, of course she wasn’t expecting … Read more
A Washington University faculty member received help from his coworkers when he suffered a heart attack at work. The coworkers’ recent CPR and AED training prepared them to act quickly — and effectively. The heart attack came when Rick least expected it. At 51, he was healthy and active, routinely putting in both cardio and … Read more