CPR Safety & Consulting Services

Your Choice for Quality Instruction & AED Supplies. Serving all of Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. Spokane Call 509-638-8828, outside call: 1 (800) 467-0903 Locations Outside of Spokane Metro and Calif areas require special arrangements.

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Don't take my word for it, see what our past clients have said about us. We simply try to provide you the best training and certification there is in the industry.
                                                                           Norman Patton, CEO

Companies we have trained:


The Washington State Youth Academy, Bremerton, WA

Pfizer Pharmaceutical Representatives,  Spokane Region


"The best instructor so far, life scenarios were extremely helpful.  Instructors teaching style very informative"
(Denise Norman, Yakima, Jan 17,2010)

"Norm was more than helpful throughout this whole process from purchasing the AED to implementing a Plan for its use. And then teaching us and certifying us on the use of the AED. He has gone the extra mile to make sure we are prepared.  (Dr. Leopold Weinstein,  DDS., Carpenteria, CA. 2009)

Our Promise and Mission:  We will provide you the best hands on training in the industry. Check out our online class if your in a rush to get it done.

Online courses or a complete hands on class is your choice. For more information, please visit our registration page or send us an email.
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Stroke Care and the First Responder
It is a matter of trust.
Stroke, What does it mean to the victim and what does it mean to the family?

As a first responder it is important to recognize the signs of a stroke. Quick recognition of the signs of a stroke means all the world to the individual and family, how it will affect the quality of their individual and family in the way they live, love and interact.  Many emergency rooms and EMT’s have a poor record in recognizing a stroke and thus often cause delayed treatment. It is a fact, the quicker a stroke is recognized the less its effects.

The signs and  symptoms of a stroke are:
Decreased mental status
•Facial Droop and Drooling
•Weakness in arms and legs
•Slurred speech or inability to speak
•Loss of balance and coordination
•Difficulty in swallowing
•Changes in sensation
•Headache, blurred vision

As First Responders, we should be willing to follow up with those we respond to, in some ways, it is a ministry of caring that we sign on to when we choose to engage in an emergency. 

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Check out our March 2010 Newsletter!

Safety, An Employers

Responsibility

Are your employees safe?

Each employer is responsible to make sure that there are first-aid trained personnel available to provide quick and effective first aid to fellow employees and customers.  Most states have a statute that says along the lines as

“In the absence of an infirmary, clinic or hospital in near proximity to the workplace, which is used for the treatment of all injured employees, a person or persons shall be adequately trained to render first-aid.”

Besides this trained individual, Employers are to make sure appropriate first-aid supplies are “readily available.” What does this mean, does this mean you must spend hundreds of dollars on a first-aid kit that makes the local clinic envious?  No, it does not, it does mean that the first-aid kit be adequately stocked to be appropriate for potential hazards in the respective work areas.

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CPR Safety Services
Service For All Areas:
1-509-483-5338 (Office)
1-509-638-8828 (Cell)
1-800-467-0903 Other areas
cprsafetyservices@gmail.com

If you don't get an answer at the office, call our cell.

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