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There are always a few students in my CPR and First Aid classes who ask about having an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) at home.
Having an AED at home is only part of the equation. Do you know how to perform CPR and properly use an AED if an emergency happens?
If you're considering purchasing an AED for your home, this is a great time to learn CPR and AED skills. Having the equipment is important, but knowing how and when to use it can make all the difference.
Be prepared. Get trained. You could help save a life!

Automated external defibrillators: Do you need an AED? These potentially lifesaving machines are available without a prescription. Should you get one?

Need to renew your CPR or First Aid certification? Contact Lifelines to schedule your renewal course.
Short on time? Our blended course allows you to complete the videos online, at home and at your convenience, then demonstrate your skills in person.
Keep your knowledge fresh. Stay prepared. Renew!

Is your hunter prepared for an emergency when he's alone in the woods? I know mine is. This year, give your hunter the gift that goes with him when you can't. When every second counts, help will get there...eventually.
Contact LifeLines to purchase your TAC-PAC bleeding control kit today.

With hunting season well underway are you prepared for an emergency situation if it should occur while you are hunting? Learn CPR and First Aid today and be prepared!
Contact LifeLines for more information on our safety courses, including CPR and First Aid.

You don’t need to be a medical professional to save a life. Anyone can perform CPR. Even you.

Just know two simple steps. If a teen or adult collapses, call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest.

Walgreens is a proud national sponsor of Nation of Lifesavers.

When an emergency happens, our first instinct is often to rush in and help. But acting without assessing the situation could put you in danger, too.
The first step in first aid is to check the scene for safety. If the scene is unsafe, do not approach. Call 911 and wait for trained emergency responders.
Don't become the second victim. Stay safe so you can help when it's safe to do so.

Congratulations High Point American Heritage Girls Troop on your re-certification of CPR and First Aid! This is a fantastic group of young women who take emergency training seriously!
Need re-certification? Contact LifeLines today!

"The AHA now recommends introducing CPR training to children younger than 12 years old to help build confidence and willingness to act as future lay rescuers. Promoting Hands-Only CPR through mass training and community initiatives can increase lay rescuer willingness to act in emergencies."
Introduce CPR training early and build onto it as they mature. https://www.prestan.com