Pulse.CPR

❤️ This week is a reminder that CPR isn't just a certification—it's a skill that can save the life of a family member, friend, coworker, or even a complete stranger.

Every person trained in CPR helps build a stronger, safer community. The confidence to act in an emergency can make all the difference when seconds matter.

Whether you're a healthcare professional, teacher, daycare worker, coach, parent, grandparent, or simply someone who wants to be prepared, now is the perfect time to learn CPR.

Join us at Pulse.CPR and become someone else's chance at survival.

💙 Learn CPR.❤️ Gain Confidence.💙 Be Prepared.❤️ Save a Life.

Message us today to schedule your CPR certification or recertification!

In a live demonstration, Dr. Max Brookman, Oklahoma Children’s OU Health pediatric emergency medicine physician, emphasized the importance of learning and confidently performing CPR. He explained how to quickly check for responsiveness and a pulse, and stressed the importance of deep, continuous chest compressions until help arrives.

Dr. Brookman encourages bystanders to act without hesitation, noting that CPR can double or triple survival chances and must begin within minutes to prevent brain injury.

Watch the full demonstration on KWTV - NEWS 9's website: https://brnw.ch/21x2LdR

Come learn CPR with us!! ❤️

A Mustang coach was saved by firefighters after a vitamin went down the wrong pipe and caused him to go into cardiac arrest, emphasizing the importance of learning CPR and the quick action needed to save a life.

Link to the full story is in the comments below.

A huge THANK YOU to North Penn Creative Kids and The Learning Experience for trusting Pulse.CPR to educate your staff! ❤️

We love helping those who care for others feel confident and prepared in an emergency. Your dedication to safety and protecting the children in your care truly makes a difference. Thank you for spending your day with us! 🚑🫶

We are always in the right place! ❤️

EMT instructor Karl Arps’s CPR lesson quickly got real when he lost consciousness.

Students took turns doing chest compressions and called 911. By the time paramedics arrived, Arps had regained a pulse. https://wapo.st/4umUhGa

It took teamwork to keep him alive! ❤️

In rural Minnesota, a man collapsed in a grocery store due to a heart attack. Bystanders recognized the emergency. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) was initiated immediately. Multiple individuals participated in the effort. They organized into a rotation to maintain consistent compressions. The CPR continued for over 90 minutes. Participants switched in and out to avoid fatigue. Emergency medical services arrived after the extended effort. The man was transported for further treatment. He survived following the incident. A coordinated rotation of bystanders maintained CPR over an extended period until professional responders arrived.

Creative Kids Learning Center was at it again! 👏 A BIG Thank you for choosing Pulse.CPR to certify you all.

In just the last 2 Saturdays, their entire staff is now CPR certified with us at Pulse.CPR ❤️

We love seeing teams come together to be prepared and ready to save lives!

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