J&R CPR Instructors

Any of the following scenarios can happen to YOU!

Mr. L Heard was walking to his desk when he suddenly collapsed. Someone called 911 while his concerned co-workers gathered around him. Heavy traffic delayed the paramedics for more than ten minutes. Mr. Heard was not breathing and turning blue while his co-workers stood helpless, not knowing what to do.

As an employer, you can educate your employees so they know what to do in an emergency!

As the Clark family celebrated little Katie's 5th birthday, her mother Lisa noticed that Katie's baby brother had stopped making his usual baby sounds and was having difficulty breathing. Lisa quickly determined that the baby was choking on something. Having just completed her CPR class she knew exactly what to do. Lisa picked the baby up and administered a maneuver she had been taught, and the baby began breathing normally.

You can learn how to save the life of someone you love!

Vacationers lined up to board an airplane to Tahiti. Suddenly Ted Stark, who had a history of heart problems, clutched his chest and fell to the floor. Fellow passenger Bill Sleet went to assist him. Bill began CPR but could not feel a pulse. Bill looked up and identified a man in a blue shirt and instructed him to call 911 and to retrieve the defibrillator off a nearby wall. The passenger complied and Bill began following the defibrillator's instructions. After about five minutes, the paramedics arrived and continued to stabilize Mr. Stark.

Doctors say that one of the most common reasons that people die in these scenarios is that no one nearby knows the life sustaining techniques of CPR. Emergencies can happen at any time. Are you prepared to save a life?