Tipp City CPR Instructors

01/03/2014

Station renovations are coming to completion. The first CPR Class is scheduled for January 29, 2014. This is a closed class. The next open class will be February 12, 2014. Please note that our program contact information for phone and e-mail. Class schedule and fees.

Contact Number (937) 716-4791
e-mail tc.cprems@gmail.com

09/04/2013

Due station renovations all on site classes are suspended to January 8, 2014. Off site classes can be arranged but are extremely limited. E-mail tcemscpr@woh.rr.com.

We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience.

tcemscpr@woh.rr.com

06/23/2012

Everyone should know CPR

06/17/2012

We will be having an ACLS Refresher June 26th during the day! Please Message for for information!

05/31/2012

http://blog.heart.org/world-no-to***co-day/
Today is World No To***co Day!

World No To***co Day 2012 is here! A day without to***co! First, let me just say, I have not ever been a smoker. So, you may ask, what gives me the right to tell someone to stop smoking. Well, as a heart attack survivor, I learned I had my own areas of improvement to focus on! I was 44-yearsold

05/29/2012

We want to applaud the Tipp City YMCA staff for their great performance today during a cardiac arrest! Their quick actions saved a mans life! This shows why it's important to learn abd maintain your CPR/AED skills!!

05/28/2012

What classes would you like to see offered and what days and times?

05/13/2012

Will be having an ACLS class May 22-23!!! Still time to sign up!!!

05/10/2012

Statistically speaking, if called on to administer CPR in an emergency, the life you save is likely to be someone at home: a child, a spouse, a parent or a friend.

04/14/2012

A BLS for Healthcare Providers will be held on May 2nd 2012, Still have about 4 spots open! Who needs a update?!!

04/14/2012

The American Heart Association estimates that 20,000 to 100,000 SCA deaths could be prevented each year if defibrillation was readily available. Electrical shock restores a heartbeat and circulation, but to survive neurologically intact, rescue must be swift.