Person performing CPR on a mannequin beside an AED and first aid supplies on the floor

CPR Training

Adult, child, and infant compressions, rescue breathing, and airway management, drilled at the depth and rate that actually move blood. Sessions can fold in Narcan, EpiPen, and bleeding control so one class covers the emergencies you are likeliest to meet.

Person using a defibrillator training unit on a CPR manikin in a gym

AED Training

Pad placement, rhythm analysis, shock delivery, and the immediate return to compressions, practiced on trainer units until the sequence runs without prompting. Groups finish with a timed retrieval walk from the far corner of their own building.

Wall-mounted AED cabinet in a bright hallway with a red heart defibrillator sign above it.

AED for Sale

Defibrillators matched to your floor plan, your responders, and your budget, supplied with pads, batteries, cabinets, and signage. We also walk you through medical direction and the EMS notification Washington requires of every owner.

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Donate an AED

Sponsor a complete placement, give in memory of someone, or contribute serviceable equipment. Every gift is tied to a named site with a real need, and donors are told where the device landed and who was trained on it.

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Request an AED

Schools, congregations, nonprofits, and community spaces can apply for a defibrillator. We assess the site, time the retrieval walk from its worst corner, and train responders before the cabinet ever goes on a wall.

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First Aid

Bleeding, burns, fractures, splinting, choking, allergic reactions, and bloodborne pathogen precautions, taught on real supplies rather than slides. Weighted toward the ordinary injuries that fill a workday, not the rare catastrophes.

Gloved responders applying a tourniquet to an arm beside first-aid supplies on a green table

Stop the Bleed

Direct pressure, wound packing, and correct tourniquet placement, rehearsed physically on training limbs. Serious bleeding can end a life in under 5 minutes, so the class drills the decision until nobody stalls over it.

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Emergency Services

Narcan administration, EpiPen use, and written emergency action planning, combined into multi-skill sessions shaped around your building and your risks. Washington's standing order means naloxone is available to anyone willing to carry it.