Is Your Workforce Prepared to Respond to a Cardiac Emergency? Recent research from the American Heart Association (AHA) found that a little over 50% of employees don’t know where …
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As a business owner, keeping your employee’s healthy should be a top priority. Although safety on the job should be practiced everyday, health scares and emergencies are unavoidable. With a …
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November Marks National Diabetes Month Diabetes is a disease that plagues over 29 million Americans today. Those who suffer from this condition are incapable of producing the necessary enzyme, insulin, …
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A 20-year old man was saved in a Chick-fil-A parking lot by the on-duty manager, Tauya Nenguke, in Chula Vista California. Nenguke discovered the man unconscious, surrounded by his worried …
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Recently, a life was saved in a Greek restaurant in Chania, Greece. Security camera footage captured the incident as a customer chokes on his food. Take a look: The …
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Normally, we don’t consider how important emergency preparedness is until we are in a scary situation. Emergencies happen fast and can impact your establishment negatively if not handled appropriately! If …
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In honor of National Heart Awareness Month, Jim Spaulding, of Cardiac Care & Safety, Inc., sits down with Tim DeMoss, of WFIL AM560, to share information regarding CPR training and …
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Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) claims the lives of about 450,000 Americans annually? Often, an arrhythmia, or erratic heart rhythm, can cause SCA. Even individuals who are …
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The importance of early CPR and an on-site AED can be the difference between life and death in an emergency. Recently, both emergency training tactics were used in Pineville, North …
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A new film is circulating in Scotland urging people to perform CPR to the beat the Proclaimers song “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)”. It features tv presenter Carole Smillie and …
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