Thin Red Line CPR

Thin Red Line CPR Based in Decatur, TX Thin Red Line CPR is owned and operated by a retired Wise County Firefighter/EMT!

When we say we'll turn anything into a classroom, we mean ANYTHING! Set up at the gym at Mainstream Habilitation Service...
04/24/2026

When we say we'll turn anything into a classroom, we mean ANYTHING! Set up at the gym at Mainstream Habilitation Services of Azle for a BLS course. The staff thanked us for going over scenarios specific to their needs and resources down to the individual phone calls they needed to make in what order. 911 first, THEN your boss. Be prepared dispatch is not going to hang up until Fire/Medics arrive for a CPR in progress.

Baylor university student saves a life!
04/24/2026

Baylor university student saves a life!

04/20/2026

Student question: Stop the Bleed. What do you do when you run out of medical supplies because there are more patients than you can help?

With active shooters or hurricanes or other situations where patients may outnumber your resources, that is the definition of a "Mass Casuality Incident" (MCI). Whether its 5 patients or 200, now we are in triage mode. Quickly identify and label patents into categories of green: walking wounded, yellow: injured but stable, red: injured and unstable, black: dead or has injuries incompatible with life. Focus on all the red patients using as much supplies as you can, you may have to get very creative in the field. Call for help. There are plenty of resources available for these scenarios from the county emergency management. Do the best you can with what you can until more help arrives.

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04/20/2026

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🚨 Cardiac Arrest Save – A Life Saved Through Teamwork 🚨

When it comes to cardiac arrest, seconds matter. Prompt recognition and immediate action can mean the difference between life and death.

Early CPR gives a patient their best chance of survival, and it often begins before first responders ever arrive. That’s where Emergency Medical Dispatching (EMD) plays a critical role—guiding callers step-by-step through CPR, providing calm, clear instructions when it matters most.

This is why we strongly encourage everyone in our community to consider becoming CPR certified. You never know when you might be the one who makes the difference.

Today, we are proud to recognize a true success story made possible by the Chain of Survival:
➡️ Early recognition
➡️ Rapid access to 911
➡️ Early CPR (assisted by our dispatcher)
➡️ Early defibrillation
➡️ Advanced care by paramedics

Megan's quick action, coupled with calm encouragement and lifesaving instruction from 911, and outstanding advanced care from Clinton Fire Department Paramedics, led to Jason walking out of the hospital—a true cardiac arrest save.

We are incredibly thankful for the high-performing teams that make outcomes like this possible.

📸 Pictured: Clinton County Communications Dispatcher Sarah Breaux with Megan and Jason Comstock

04/17/2026
04/13/2026

Due to an unexpected class cancellation this past weekend, we are making a few updates to our registration and billing process to better serve our students and ensure classes run smoothly.

Course pricing will remain the same. To reserve a seat, each class will now include a small, non-refundable registration fee ($5, $10, or $20 depending on the course), which is due by the registration cutoff date (typically 48 hours before class).

You will also receive additional confirmation and reminder emails through our registration system, Enrollware, to help keep everything organized and on track. The remaining balance will be due on the day of class, prior to the start time.

For larger group bookings, we understand that final attendance numbers may vary. We’ll continue to offer flexibility in those cases and use a sign-in sheet to ensure accurate invoicing.

If a class needs to be rescheduled by either party, any payments made will transfer to the new date with no penalty. In the event of a cancellation or a no-call/no-show, refunds will be issued minus the registration fee.

Please note that our public classes require a minimum of four students. If that minimum is not met, the class may be rescheduled or canceled—we will always communicate any changes as early as possible.

Clear communication is very important to us. In over two years of training, we’ve only had to cancel a couple of classes, and our goal is always to provide a reliable, high-quality experience for every student.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

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04/08/2026
04/07/2026

Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere, anytime. Knowing CPR in those first critical minutes can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival. FREE CPR/AED training classes are being offered this April from Carrollton Texas Fire Rescue. The next CPR/AED class is this Thursday, April 9, from 5:30-7pm. To sign up, visit cityofcarrollton.com/cpr.

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Decatur, TX
76234

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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