Code One Safety

02/12/2026

Our in house AED Expert, Mitchell Whittenburg, spent the morning conducting an inservice at Nashville Electric Service. The primary focus was the make/model of the AEDs that are in service at their facilities and service vehicles. Long-term partnerships like this helps to keep the organization's safety ecosystem healthy!

02/05/2026

❤️ Go Red for Women | National Wear Red Day ❤️
📅 Friday, February 6, 2026

Cardiovascular disease is the #1 killer of women, yet it’s largely preventable. On National Wear Red Day, we’re standing with the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women® movement to raise awareness, spark conversations, and inspire action.

Wearing red is more than a color choice — it’s a bold statement.
A statement that women’s heart health matters.
A statement that education, prevention, and research save lives.

Join us by:

🔴 Wearing red — clothing, accessories, or even red lipstick
🔴 Sharing your story or honoring someone you love
🔴 Supporting efforts to fight heart disease and stroke

Together, we can help create a future where more women live longer, healthier lives.



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01/09/2026

🚨 Become an AHA BLS Instructor! 🚨

Ready to take the next step in your lifesaving career? Join Code One Safety for our American Heart Association BLS Instructor Course and start teaching CPR that saves lives.

📅 January 17, 2026
⏰ Start Time: 9:00 AM
📍 Code One Safety

This course is perfect for healthcare professionals and CPR instructors who want to train others with confidence and credibility through the AHA.

👉 Spots are limited — register now!
🔗 https://codeonecpr.enrollware.com/enroll?id=12544036

💪 Empower others. Teach CPR. Make an impact.

01/01/2026

The Lifesaving Impact™ Commitment

More Than Training. Measurable Lives Prepared.

Every year, cardiac arrest, severe bleeding, and delayed emergency response cost lives that could have been saved with the right preparation.

We believe safety shouldn’t be theoretical.
It should be measurable.

That’s why we created the concept of a Lifesaving Impact™.

01/01/2026

*** PRESS RELEASE***

We are excited to publicly announce The Lifesaving Impact™ Commitment! What does this mean?

More Than Training. Measurable Lives Prepared.

Every year, cardiac arrest, severe bleeding, and delayed emergency response cost lives that could have been saved with the right preparation.

We believe safety shouldn’t be theoretical.
It should be measurable.

That’s why we created the concept of a Lifesaving Impact™.

What Is a Lifesaving Impact™?

A Lifesaving Impact™ represents a real, tangible step taken to prepare someone, somewhere, to save a life.

One Lifesaving Impact™ is created every time we:

* Train a student in CPR & AED use

* Place an AED and required accessories into active service

* Activate an AED program management subscription

* Deploy a bleeding control (Stop the Bleed) kit

Each impact removes a point of failure in an emergency.

Why Lifesaving Impact™ Matters

Most organizations stop at minimum compliance.

But emergencies don’t fail because people didn’t try—
they fail because something wasn’t ready.

* The AED battery was expired

* No one nearby was trained

* Bleeding control equipment wasn’t available

* No system existed to maintain readiness

A Lifesaving Impact™ is our way of closing those gaps—one action at a time.

Our Goal: 50,000 Lifesaving Impacts by 2030

In January 2025, we committed publicly to a bold goal:

Create 50,000 Lifesaving Impacts™ by the year 2030.

That means:

* Tens of thousands of people trained

* Thousands of AEDs actively protected and maintained

* Bleeding control equipment placed where seconds matter most

* Communities that are truly ready—not just compliant

This goal keeps us accountable to the communities we serve.

Impact You Can See. Impact You Can Count.

Unlike generic training statistics, Lifesaving Impacts™ are:

✔ Trackable
✔ Transparent
✔ Repeatable
✔ Community-focused

When we partner with an organization, we don’t just deliver a class.
We deliver documented readiness.

What This Means for Our Clients

When you work with us, you’re not just checking a box.

You are:

* Reducing liability

* Increasing emergency readiness

* Contributing to a measurable, community-wide lifesaving mission

Every training, device, and system we implement adds to a larger public impact.

Join the Mission

Whether you’re:

A school

A business

A construction site

A healthcare facility

A municipality

You have the opportunity to be part of something bigger than compliance.

Together, we can create Lifesaving Impacts™—and save lives before the emergency ever happens.

Ask us how many Lifesaving Impacts™ your organization can create this year.

Code One Safety, a provider of CPR, First Aid and safety solutions, has announced a public commitment to create 50,000 Lifesaving Impacts.

12/30/2025

🎧 Code One Safety
Your Year in Safety — Wrapped

🎓 Students Trained

7,309 lives empowered with life-saving skills

That’s thousands of people now ready to respond when it matters most.

❤️ AEDs Placed in Service

311 AEDs deployed

Each one represents a heartbeat protected and a community made safer.

🧩 AED Pads Placed in Service

92 sets of AED pads installed

Because preparedness doesn’t stop at the device — it’s about readiness.

🔋 AED Batteries Replaced

14 batteries refreshed

Keeping critical equipment rescue-ready, no downtime allowed.

🔁 AED Leases Initiated

11 new AED lease programs launched

Long-term safety, simplified and sustained.

📅 AED365 Subscriptions

29 organizations joined AED365

Round-the-clock compliance, maintenance, and peace of mind.

🩹 First Aid Kits Placed in Service

48 First Aid Kits deployed

Every scrape, cut, and emergency — covered.

🩸 Bleeding Control Kits Placed in Service

38 bleeding control kits installed

Because stopping the bleed saves lives before help arrives.

🚑 Narcan Distributed

12 Narcan units placed in service

Standing on the front lines of overdose prevention.

🌟 Your Impact This Year

Hundreds of organizations supported.
Thousands of people trained.
Countless lives better protected.

This wasn’t just a year —
it was a year of impact.

12/27/2025

Another life saved with CPR!

https://www.newschannel5.com/news/state/tennessee/williamson-county/tenn-restaurant-owners-son-saves-dads-life-with-cpr-after-christmas-eve-heart-emergency?fbclid=IwdGRjcAO9Pd9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeBJ2HA09qKc8ik0KAOzgWDmO-il9F1tuG_mQK_gtxCAI4VjxpMiVn5Tcay4M_aem__smf0jyr9oljYCzcvXTa0w

Spring Hill restaurant owner Frank Georgalos hospitalized after Christmas Eve heart attack. His son's CPR and community support highlight family's impact.

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Veterans Day & Proud to Be Veteran Owned 🇺🇸

Today we honor all who have served our country—and we’re proud to share that Code One Safety is a Veteran Owned Small Business.

The values learned in service—discipline, integrity, and accountability—are the same values we bring to every safety class, every site visit, and every client relationship.

To our fellow veterans: thank you for your service and sacrifice.
To our customers and partners: thank you for supporting veteran-owned businesses.

From all of us at Code One Safety — Happy Veterans Day!

🙏 If you support our veterans, please like & share this post.

10/22/2025

The new 2025 AHA guidelines have been released.

One notable change has been introduced that will hopefully, and finally, make EMS providers realize that their expensive LUCAS device doesn’t make a bit of difference with patient outcomes. This has been known for the past few years with solid evidence against routine use.

The AHA formally recommends AGAINST the routine use of mechanical CPR devices.

EXCERPT

“Studies comparing mechanical to manual CPR have shown that mechanical CPR is no better than manual CPR in improving patient survival. At present, the routine use of mechanical CPR devices is not recommended (COR 3-No Benefit, LOE B-R) but may be considered in specific circumstances in which high-quality CPR cannot be maintained or for health care professional safety, such as during transport to a hospital (COR 2b, LOE C-LD).”

Another notable change deals with FBAO in adults. Back blows are now recommended first step for conscious patients.

Excerpt

“Based on additional evidence of effectiveness and safety, the use of back blows is now recommended as the initial step for conscious adults with FBAO, followed by abdominal thrusts (COR 1, LOE B-NR).113 As in 2020, once the person becomes unresponsive, the recommendation is to initiate CPR (COR 1, LOE C-LD), with inspection of the mouth for presence of a foreign body prior to delivery of breaths (COR 1, LOE C-EO). A new algorithm for treatment of FBAO for adults is included.”

10/15/2025

Custom Trauma Kit with an AED housed together in a durable, waterproof & crushproof case! Ask us how we can customize a reliable response kit for your specific needs!

09/15/2025

We Are HIRING!

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09/12/2025

🎉 Feel Good Friday Spotlight! 🎉

On behalf of the entire team at Code One Safety, our Owner, Karl Daigle, proudly accepted an award from the Blakelyn Foundation for sponsoring their annual Brave Run! 🏃‍♂️💙

As a dedicated Firefighter/Paramedic, Karl works alongside one of the Foundation’s creators, Tyson Donaldson, who is also a Firefighter, to support this incredible cause that strengthens our community.

We’re honored to be part of such an inspiring event and proud to help make a difference. 💛