We R CPR

02/18/2026

Do you know we teach many different classes?? Call today to find one that works for you!

02/18/2026

YOU are the first responder until help arrives. Come learn CPR!

02/13/2026

While the kids are out of school on Monday, we have a class they can take! Head on over to our website for more information and to get them registered!

02/12/2026

We would love to see you at this event!

Please don't forget about this free CPR training on Valentine's Day!

02/10/2026

https://youtu.be/DSwZ9YgA5cA

Be a rock star for your community by learning and sharing the 2 simple steps of Hands-OnlyCPR. CPR can double or triple a cardiac arrest victim’s chance of s...

02/06/2026

Our team is wearing Red today for National Wear Red Day in support of women’s cardiovascular health!

Did you know that Cardiovascular Disease is the number 1 killer of women?

Show us your red today in support of

02/01/2026

Welcome to American Heart Month ❤️
Your heart works for you every day. This month, we’re focusing on how to return the favor—through awareness, prevention, and preparedness.

Follow along all February as we share heart-health tips, CPR education, and small actions that can make a big difference.

01/25/2026

Your heart works hard every day! Taking time to rest, recharge, and check in with yourself is part of caring for your health—physically and mentally. Small moments of calm add up.

Wishing you a peaceful Sunday from We R CPR.

01/23/2026

Listen to Your Body

Something feels off?
Pause and pay attention

Discomfort isn’t weakness
It’s information

Rest is part of health
Stopping early can prevent emergencies

Trust your instincts
You know your body better than anyone

01/22/2026

CPR buys time until emergency care arrives.
Learn CPR and be ready when it matters. Call 423-553-0400 to schedule!

01/21/2026

Every minute matters
Heart attack symptoms can start suddenly—or subtly
Delaying care increases heart damage
Calling 911 quickly improves survival and recovery

Common warning signs include:
Chest discomfort • Shortness of breath • Pain in upper body • Nausea • Lightheadedness

01/20/2026

Each year, an estimated 11,000 emergency room visits and over 100 deaths in the U.S. are linked to cardiac events during or immediately after shoveling snow. The combination of sudden exertion and strain—especially for those who are inactive, older, or have underlying heart conditions—can overwhelm the heart without warning.

Pace yourself. Take breaks. And know the signs of cardiac distress.

Being prepared isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness and action when it matters most.

❤️ CPR knowledge saves lives.