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We provide CPR certification and renewals in Milwaukee, WI, and surrounding areas. Come to a class or we will come to you! Sign up today!

02/17/2026

In celebration of Black History Month, let's celebrate Dr. Daniel Hale Williams. He was a visionary surgeon who performed one of the world's first successful open-heart surgeries, shattering barriers in American medicine.

Who He Was
Dr. Daniel Hale Williams (1856–1931) was an African American physician, educator, and surgeon who founded the first Black-owned hospital in the U.S. Born in Pennsylvania, he trained amid rampant racism. Undeterred by this, Dr. Williams opened Provident Hospital in Chicago in 1891 to train Black interns and serve underprivileged communities.

Historical Significance
In 1893, Dr. Williams made medical history by successfully repairing a pericardium injury in a stabbing case at Provident Hospital, marking the first recorded survival of open-heart surgery, decades before modern methods were developed. Despite naysayers and segregation, his accomplishments demonstrated Black excellence in surgery and created an integrated medical environment.

Lasting Legacy
Dr. Williams' contributions to cardiac surgery, hospital integration, and first aid equality continue to influence medical practitioners and best practices to this day. His legacy demonstrates that Black trailblazers literally save hearts.

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02/09/2026

In celebration of Black History Month, let's honor Dr. Charles Drew. He was a brilliant surgeon whose blood plasma innovations revolutionized medicine and saved millions of lives worldwide.

Who He Was
Dr. Charles Richard Drew (1904–1950) was a pioneering African American physician, surgeon, and researcher who made a significant contribution to the medical world by establishing blood banks during the Second World War.

Historical Importance
Dr. Drew began his blood bank research at Presbyterian Hospital, leading him to develop a process to extend the shelf life of blood plasma. He later became the medical director of the "Blood for Britain Program", a collaboration between the American Red Cross and its partners. After the program’s success, Dr. Drew made history as the first African American surgeon to serve as an examiner for the American Board of Surgery and as the inaugural director of the American Red Cross Blood Bank in New York. He also developed mobile blood donation units, laying the foundations for what we now call bloodmobiles, a system that transformed how blood is collected and lives are saved around the world.

Lasting Impact
The foundation of the blood bank by Dr. Drew paved the way for the establishment of blood transfusion procedures, blood donation camps, and first-aid techniques, which are used today.

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02/07/2026

In celebration of Black History Month, let’s honor Goldie D. Brangman. She broke barriers in the medical field and laid the foundation for future nurse anesthetists.

Who She Was
Goldie D. Brangman (1917 - 2020) was an avid Red Cross volunteer and later graduated from the nursing program at the Harlem Hospital Center in 1943. Her life was dedicated to the advancement of nursing education, patient care, and professional opportunities for others.

Historical Importance
Goldie Brangman’s life was truly barrier-breaking. In 1951, she co-founded and served as the longtime director of the Harlem Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia, one of the only programs in the country that accepted students of color, men, and foreign nationals during a segregated time. She was an essential part of the surgical team that treated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. after an assassination attempt in 1958, literally bagging his breath as they saved his life during surgery, as she was a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. Later, she would become the first African-American president of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) in 1973.

Lasting Impact
Brangman’s legacy exists in the nurses she has educated and mentored over the years, who are still out there serving communities. She played a significant role in diversifying the field of anesthesia and nursing. Even after retirement, she continued to serve the community by volunteering with the Red Cross in her later years. Today, there are awards and scholarships named after her to ensure that her legacy lives on in the field of medicine that she helped shape.

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02/04/2026

In celebration of Black History Month, let's honor the trailblazing Freedom House Ambulance Service. They were pioneers who revolutionized emergency care in America.

Launched in 1967 in the predominantly black Hill District of Pittsburgh, Freedom House was a civil rights project staffed entirely by black paramedics, most recruited from the black community, including veterans and the unemployed. They were assisted by professionals like the "Father of CPR", Dr. Peter Safar, in developing the historic 32-week training program, which included advanced medical skills such as intubation, defibrillation, CPR, and IV therapy, and went far beyond basic first aid.

Historical Importance
In an era marked by racial tensions and poor emergency response in the black community, Freedom House filled the gap created by the slow response of police ambulances to emergency calls. They accomplished this by responding to emergency calls within 10 minutes. In their first year, Freedom House responded to almost 5,800 calls and saved 200 lives. In the face of racism from the medical community, their compassionate service was in such high demand that police departments requested their service, with their ambulances being used to provide ICU-level care.

Lasting Impact
In operation until 1975, Freedom House developed the template for modern paramedic training, ambulance development, and emergency medical service, which is used today across the world.

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02/02/2026

As we celebrate Black History Month, we are reminded of the significant contributions African Americans have made, not only in culture and civil rights, but also in saving lives, improving medical science, and defining the future of health and wellness.

We see these contributions every time a life is saved, a heart is healed, and a community is made stronger, thanks to pioneering work by nurses, doctors, CPR experts, first aid specialists, and those working on heart health education.

But Black History isn’t just a one-month event; it’s a history that deserves to be celebrated, learned from, and carried forward every day!

👉🏾 Follow us this month as we highlight inspiring African Americans whose work continues to shape healthcare, emergency response, and heart health.

02/01/2026

February is National Heart Month, and your heart deserves front-row priority!

This month, let’s focus on the simple daily choices that protect your heart for the long run. This includes staying connected with loved ones, knowing your numbers, managing stress, moving more, and fueling your body with heart-healthy foods.

How are YOU planning to take care of your heart this month?

👇 Share one habit you’re committing to in the comments! Whether it’s a daily walk, a checkup with your doctor, swapping snacks, or scheduling that CPR class you’ve been putting off. Your idea might inspire someone else to take action too.

Tag a friend or family member you want to keep around for a long, healthy life. Let’s make National Heart Month a month of real change, together. ♥️

01/30/2026

Small Business Owners: Meet compliance and boost team morale without disrupting your workday!

✅ Stay Compliant: Our certified on-site CPR and First Aid training meets all local, state, and federal standards, including OSHA requirements. Avoid costly fines and stay audit-ready.

💪 Build a Safer Culture: Empower your staff with life-saving skills they can use at work or home. Every employee walks away feeling confident, capable, and valued.

💬 Why it matters: Investing in employee safety strengthens retention and morale because when your team knows you care, they care more about the work they do.

📅 Easily schedule your on-site training and make compliance simple!

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01/28/2026

📆 Upcoming Class Dates

Get certified or renew your certification at one of our upcoming CPR classes!

Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Blended Learning:
- Monday, February 2nd at 5:00 PM in Milwaukee
- Monday, February 9th at 5:00 PM in Milwaukee
- Monday, February 16th at 5:00 PM in Milwaukee
- Saturday, February 21st at 1:30 PM in West Allis
- Monday, February 23rd at 5:00 PM in Milwaukee

Spots fill fast, so sign up today!
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01/26/2026

“You’ve got to go through the wars to become a warrior. Keep standing strong.”

Every challenge you face is shaping you into something greater. You will be stronger, wiser, and more determined. Growth doesn’t happen in comfort; it happens when you push through the storms, keep moving forward, and refuse to give up.

Always remember that warriors aren’t born, they’re built, one resilient step at a time. So if this week feels tough, take a deep breath, square your shoulders, and keep standing strong. You’re becoming exactly who you’re meant to be. ♥️

👉 Know someone fighting their own battles? Be their reminder and share this post; they may need a little motivation today.

01/25/2026

😬 “Wait… my CPR certification expired?!”

It happens to so many people! One busy week turns into a few months, and suddenly that renewal date is long gone.

But here’s the good news: getting re-certified doesn’t have to be stressful or time-consuming.

When someone messages us in a panic over an expired certification, we help them get back on track fast with hands-on training, flexible class times, and same-day certification.

So whether it’s for your job, school, or just peace of mind…
Don’t wait until it expires again!

We Have Upcoming CPR Certification & Renewal Classes!

✅ Fast, fun, and flexible
✅ Same-day certificate
✅ Taught by a certified mobile instructor (that’s us!)

Tap the link in bio or DM us to grab your spot. Spaces fill up quickly!

💬 Have you ever realized your certification expired right before you needed it? Tell us in the comments! 👇

01/23/2026

🩹 First Aid Quick Tip: If someone is choking, encourage them to cough

If someone is choking but can forcefully cough, encourage them to keep coughing. This could naturally remove the object. If they can't cough or talk, then act fast and give first aid.

❗️Disclaimer: this tip does not replace formal training or medical care.

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01/21/2026

Cost-effective safety: Protect your employees, business, and bottom line.

Rising costs are squeezing small businesses everywhere, but there’s one expense you can control: preventing emergencies before they happen.

Mobile CPR training is more than just compliance, it’s risk management made simple. We come to you, train your team, and help you reduce workplace liability while boosting employee confidence and safety.

A safer workplace costs less in the long run. Let’s protect what matters most, your people and your profit.

👉 Book your on-site training today and turn safety into savings!

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