New Year’s Resolutions: Family Safety
Happy New Year! 2019 has arrived, and there are many New Year’s resolutions you can make to keep your family safe in the new year. These New Year’s resolutions include: Become CPR- and Basic First Aid-Certified A cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) class usually requires only a few hours to complete, and its benefits can last a […]
Common Snow Sports Injuries and How to Treat Them
Each year, approximately 150,000 people seek medical treatment following a skiing or snowboarding accident, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports. CPSC also notes skiers most commonly experience knee injuries, while snowboarders most commonly suffer wrist injuries. Additionally, CPSC points out more people ski than snowboard, yet snowboarders are three times more likely than […]
How to Prepare for School Shootings
Preparing for a school shooting requires collaboration among parents, students, teachers and staff. With the right approach to school shooting preparedness, however, individuals of all ages can take the necessary steps to minimize risk and stay safe throughout an active shooter incident. Now, let’s take a look at 10 tips to prepare for a school […]
Hidden Hiking Gems of Southern California
Hiking is good for the body, mind and soul. It helps lower the risk of heart disease, improve balance and enhance bone density. Additionally, hiking has been shown to help alleviate stress and anxiety. Let’s not forget about the captivating sights, sounds and smells of nature you may experience during an outdoor hike, either. There […]
Household Safety Hazards
Household safety hazards are present in every home, regardless of size or location. Fortunately, there are lots of things that you can do to identify and address household safety hazards before they escalate. Now, let’s take a look at 10 household safety hazards, along with tips to reduce or eliminate these issues. Falls Household falls […]
From Everyday Citizen to Hero: How CPR Saves Lives
Tom enters the Farmers Insurance building in Seattle with colleague Alex Schimp. It’s a short walk – “not too strenuous,” Tom says – to go to the “war-room,” an upstairs conference room best-known for its flurry of notes of all shapes, sizes and colors scattered all over the walls. Alex enters the war-room. Tom follows. […]
The Lifeguard
Becoming a lifeguard at a beach or pool carries with it a lot of responsibility. It is exciting and rewarding to be part of a team whose job it is to allow folks to enjoy their summer time in the water, safely. What does it take to become a lifeguard? Read on at our blog!
Heart Attack Symptoms for Women – No Chest Pain?
Heart Attacks are a scary thought for everyone. New research shows that heart attack symptoms for women can be very different than those of men. In this week’s blog post we look at the symptoms of heart attacks in women and how to recognize them.
The Broad Definition of Life Support
What is the definition of life support? How is basic life support different than advanced life support? At SureFire CPR we offer all types of life support classes at our offices in Orange County. Come take a class and learn from the best!
Brushing Up on Advanced Cardiac Life Support Training
CPR skills are required by many professions. People who work in hospitals and doctor offices typically receive a CPR certification, as well as people who work with children. This type of training gives workers the skills needed to revive someone who suffers from cardiac arrest or other life-threatening emergencies. But mistakenly, many assume that one class or certificate is all they need. Sure, they may remember the training received for many years. However, some occupations require CPR renewal every two years.
CPR Knowledge Saves a Life
How often do CPR saves occur? Read this week’s blog to find out!
Provide the Best Care with PALS and PEARS Training
PALS and PEARS Training is vital! Come learn it from us at SureFire CPR.
Making California Safer
How can ACLS classes in Orange County make California safer? Check out our CPR blog to find out!
Advance Cardiac Life Support Training in the Medical Field
Why is ACLS training so important? Visit our blog to find out!
Stopping Strokes and CPR
Called “the Power to End Stroke Movement”, the American Heart Association’s program provides education about the risk factors leading to possible stroke. Learn how you can join the movement.