Falcon CPR Training LLC

01/16/2026

This is what quality training looks like.

Questions encouraged.
Hands-on practice required.
Standards that don’t change depending on the room.

Every Falcon CPR class is built around one goal:
making sure people leave knowing they can act when it matters.

That’s not extra.
That’s the expectation.
👉 Follow to see what real preparedness looks like

01/15/2026

𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗔𝗶𝗱 𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆!

Severe bleeding is a life-threatening emergency —
but early action can save a life before professional help arrives.

Call 911 immediately, then:

What to do:
• Apply firm, direct pressure with gloved hands or a clean cloth
• If available, use a tourniquet for severe, uncontrolled bleeding
• Keep the person still and lying down if possible
• Monitor until help arrives

Do NOT:
• Remove objects stuck in a wound
• Stop pressure to “check” the bleeding
• Delay calling for emergency care

Quick, decisive action matters.
Knowing these first steps can make the difference.

👉 Save this — bleeding emergencies happen fast

01/14/2026

Most emergencies don’t happen where people expect them to.

Knowing where the AED is located — before you ever need it — can save critical time when seconds matter.

It’s a simple question that too many people can’t answer.

Preparedness starts with awareness.
👉 Comment “YES” or “NO” — do you know where the nearest AED is?

01/12/2026

MYTH.

Cardiac emergencies don’t check age first.

Children and infants can experience cardiac arrest, choking, and breathing emergencies — and the response depends on age-specific training.

That’s why pediatric CPR isn’t optional knowledge.
It’s essential.

Knowing the difference matters.
Training for it matters even more.
👉 Share this with parents, caregivers, and babysitters

01/11/2026

This weekend, we had the privilege of returning to JCFS Chicago.

JCFS has been a trusted training partner of ours for years, and every time we walk back through their doors, we’re reminded why long-term partnerships matter.

Safety isn’t a one-time class.
It’s a shared commitment.
It’s showing up consistently.
It’s investing in people, year after year.

We’re grateful for organizations like JCFS Chicago that prioritize preparedness, empower their teams, and remain committed to creating safer environments for the communities they serve.

Thank you for your continued trust in us—and for the work you do every day to make a difference.

💙 Learn today. Save a life tomorrow.

01/10/2026

We don’t teach CPR and first aid because it’s required.

We teach it because emergencies don’t wait.
Because communities are safer when people are prepared.
Because confidence saves time — and time saves lives.

Every class, every student, every standard we hold
comes back to one thing: being ready when it matters.

That’s the mission.
That’s the work.
👉 Follow for real-world emergency education

01/09/2026

In an emergency, people don’t suddenly become heroes.

They fall back on what they’ve practiced.
What they remember.
What feels familiar.

That’s why quality training matters.
Not panic.
Not luck.
Training.

Preparedness is built before the moment ever comes.
👉 Share this with someone who says “I’d probably freeze”

01/08/2026

𝗙𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝗔𝗶𝗱 𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆!
Cold weather can cause more than discomfort — it can cause frostbite, a cold-related injury that affects skin and underlying tissue.

Watch for signs like:
• Numbness
• Pale, gray, or waxy-looking skin
• Tingling, burning, or stiffness

What to do:
• Get out of the cold
• Gently rewarm the affected area
• Remove wet or tight clothing
• Seek medical care if symptoms are severe or don’t improve

Do NOT:
• Rub or massage the area
• Use direct heat (like hot water or heating pads)
• Ignore numbness or color changes

Recognizing frostbite early and responding correctly can help prevent further injury.

👉 Save this — cold injuries can happen fast

01/07/2026

An AED on the wall doesn’t save a life by itself.

A trained person who knows:
• where the AED is
• how to use it
• when to act

—that’s what saves lives.

In Illinois, AED access and preparedness matter more than most people realize. Having the device is step one. Training is what makes it effective.

Preparedness isn’t about fear.
👉 Save this if you know where the closest AED is










It’s about responsibility.

01/05/2026

MYTH.
When someone collapses from sudden cardiac arrest, you are the first responder.

Paramedics are on the way — but in those first critical minutes, survival depends on:
• Early CPR
• Fast AED use
• A bystander willing to act

High-quality CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival before EMS arrives.

This is why CPR training matters.
Not for a test.
Not for a certificate.
But for moments that change lives.

👉 Save this — you might need it someday

01/02/2026

01/01/2026

As the year comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect.

On the people we trained.
The communities we served.
And the lives that could one day be changed because someone chose to be prepared.

The new year isn’t about starting from zero.
It’s about continuing to show up — informed, confident, and ready to act when it matters most.

As we step into the year ahead, our commitment remains the same:
to equip individuals, workplaces, and communities with the gold standard in emergency training.

🎆 Wishing you a safe, healthy, and prepared New Year.

Preparedness is a choice we carry forward together.