HeartBeat CPR-Memphis

12/18/2025

💓 Holiday Heart Health Reminder🎄✨

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and celebration—but they can also put extra stress on our hearts. Between rich foods, busy schedules, colder weather, and added stress, it’s important to take a moment to care for your heart this season.

12/15/2025

12/10/2025

Happy Birthday to HeartBeat CPR LLC’s very own Administrator, Edwina Gray! Hope your day is just as wonderful as you are! 🥳❤️

12/10/2025

Proud to introduce Andrew Martin, the newest member of the HeartBeat CPR LLC family, guiding Houston High School students through hands-on CPR training!

12/08/2025

12/01/2025

🌍❤️ World AIDS Day | December 1 ❤️🌍
Today, we honor those living with HIV, remember those we’ve lost, and stand together in the fight to end stigma.

At Heartbeat CPR, we believe knowledge saves lives. Understanding the importance of compassion, awareness, and access to care helps build stronger, safer communities for everyone.

🔴 Let’s continue working toward a world where health, dignity, and education are accessible to all.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Heartbeat CPR! 🧡 Grateful for another year of teaching lifesaving skills to our incredible community!

11/11/2025

Heartbeat CPR at the Snowden School Expo, teaching life-saving skills one compression at a time! ❤️🏫📍

11/06/2025

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month! 💙 Whether you’re living with diabetes or supporting someone who is, remember—you’re not alone. Let’s raise awareness, encourage healthy habits, and show support for the diabetes community!

10/29/2025

As October comes to a close, let’s take a moment to honor the strength, courage, and resilience of those who have faced breast cancer — survivors, fighters, and those we hold in memory. 💖

Awareness doesn’t end when the month does. Early detection, regular screenings, and open conversations can save lives. Let’s keep spreading knowledge, supporting research, and showing compassion every day of the year.

10/23/2025

Old habits can be hard to break, and new habits hard to make. But you can retrain your brain for a healthier you.

Let’s say you want to walk more. First, leave your walking shoes by the door as a reminder or cue. Then make it a routine. Try to walk at the same time every day. Start small and build up. Finally enjoy the reward, that feeling of pride because you did something healthy for you!