CPR Classes to Save Lives

Welcome to CPRHealthcare Providers Inc. Unfortunately, Code Blue situations happen in the home, the workplace, and in medical facilities. We take the BLS class every 2 years and check it off our to-do list. But, do you really feel prepared with your skills and abilities to handle the situations?

There are 4 really good reasons to learn CPR:

1. You might save the life of someone close to you.  80% of cardiac arrests happen at home. I have a neighbor who's husband had cardiac disease and no one in the home learned CPR. The man went into cardiac arrest, and his son waited for EMS and did not start CPR. The man ended up with brain damage and was taken off life support. Had CPR been intiated, there might have been a chance of survival.
2. You might assist a choking victim. My husband Frank was sitting outside an In-N-Out eating next to a group of women. One of the women stood up and another women yelled, "Someone help, she's choking!" Frank completed the Heimlich maneuver for her, and the obstructive food particle came out so she could breathe again.
3. The patients you take care of, have families that depend on you to perform the correct interventions and CPR for their family members. I depended on Frank's medical team members to treat his PEA and Asystole heart rhythms correctly to increase his chances of survival. 
4. Infants and young children choke on food or objects all the time, even with the best of parents. With this BLS training, you may be able to save the life of your's or someone else's child. When my oldest daughter was an infant, I decided it was time to start giving her a bath in the bathtub. I had a sponge positioned in only 3 inches of water,  the sponge turned and she ended up on her side 1/2 under water. I felt very fortunate that I was so familiar with CPR that I turned her face down and started giving her back blows. She did rapidly start crying and I new she was fine.

           History of CPR Healthcare Providers Inc. 

CPR Healthcare Providers Inc., was established over 20 years ago by Frank Rosales. When Frank and I started a relationship in 2015, he recruited me to assist in teaching CPR classes. So, I was trained by someone with a wealth of experience in providing BLS and AHA ACLS classes.

In January 2021, Frank, himself, depended on the BLS/ACLS skills of his healthcare teams during the 2 times he coded in the hospital. Sadly, COVID won the battle. Now all the training is completed by Annette Carrillo RN (me), his wife.

I have worked as a RN for almost 40 years. I've taught BLS for 5 years and ACLS for 2 1/2 years. All my students enjoy my teaching style and feel confident in their skills upon completion of their specific courses. 

Contact me today, to schedule a class.  Increase your confidence and skill level in BLS and/or ACLS. Receive your card the same day, right at the end of class.

Located  in Rancho Cucamonga