Foothills CPR LLC

10/31/2025

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10/27/2025

Myth Monday: BUSTED! 🫣
Myth: Only professionals can perform CPR.
Truth: If you’ve got two hands and a beat in your heart (think Pink Pony Club 🕺)—you can help save a life.
🚫 No fancy equipment required
💥 Just YOU, your hands, and the courage to act.
We teach everyday people how to step up when seconds count. Because when it comes to CPR, you don’t need to be a pro—you just need to know.
👊 Ready to learn? We’ve got your back (and chest compressions)

09/03/2025

September calendar is open! Use code BTS to receive 10% off any class in September.

05/06/2025

Keep the scheduling simple, and have an instructor come to you!

04/08/2025

🫀 Every Second Counts: Learn CPR and Save a Life! ⏱️
When someone’s heart stops, CPR can double or even triple their chance of survival. Yet, most people don’t feel confident enough to help.

Let’s change that. 💪
We offer hands-on CPR training to give you the knowledge and confidence to act in an emergency.

👉 Schedule a class for you, your loved ones, your employees...anyone 📅
📍 Available onsite or at your location

🧠 No prior experience needed
📜 Certified instructors
🙌 You could save a loved one, coworker, or stranger

📲 DM, email info@fhcpr.com, or go to www.fhcpr.com to register today!

04/07/2025

Women are 14% less likely to receive CPR in public.
A groundbreaking study from Duke University School of Medicine, led by Dr. Audrey Blewer, has revealed a troubling reality: despite bystander CPR doubling survival rates, women experiencing cardiac arrest in public are significantly less likely to receive help compared to men.

One key barrier? Fear of inappropriate contact or causing harm. This highlights the urgent need to reshape public perception, enhance CPR training, and normalize performing CPR on women.

Reach out to learn more!

https://medschool.duke.edu/news/no-matter-where-they-live-women-are-less-likely-get-bystander-cpr

Women are less likely than men to receive life-saving CPR and defibrillator help during cardiac arrest – a problem that persists regardless of neighborhood diversity.

02/10/2025

The more you know…

11/19/2024

Here is a prime example of how important learning CPR is.
Isaac collapsed on the field last March, and because coaches, school nurses, and paramedics performed compressions and grabbed an AED, he is perfectly fine today.
-a reminder that anyone can learn how to do CPR, and even if someone only knows how to do compressions, the chance of someone's survival can double or triple
-Sudden Cardiac Arrest can happen at anytime, anywhere, and to anyone.

Doctors still have no idea why Isaac Flores collapsed, but they do know one thing: it’s because of CPR and an AED that he gets to rejoin his peers on the field and be a kid.