Also This Month:

• 2009 Boomer Bash!
• ACLS Course
• Arthritis Awareness Event~Free Public Seminars~
• Bittersweet Medical Associates Community Open House
• Breastfeeding for Success Class
• BTLS Course
• Cardiovascular Disease: What Roles Does Cholesterol Play?
• CPAP/BIPAP Clinic
• Diabetes Seminar Series/Support Group
• Elkhart General Home Care Can Provide for All Levels of Care in the Safety and Privacy of Your Home
• EMT-Basic Course Information Session
• FREE Public Seminar: Control Diabetes - Control Stress
• Free Public Seminar: Medicare 101
• Infant CPR & Safety Class
• Jazzercise
• "Knee & Hip Arthritis: Symptoms and Treatment Options" ~Free Seminar
• Labor Express Childbirth Class
• Memory Care Support Group
• Power Abs with Misty
• Prenatal Refresher Class
• Protect Your Back: Free Public Seminar
• Sculpting Yoga with Misty
• Sibling Class
• Special Beginnings Maternity Center Tours
• Super Saturday Childbirth Prep Class
• Turbo Jamz with Misty
• Vinyasa Yoga

CPR: Preparing Yourself & Your Family for Emergencies

Description

This free class is for individuals of all ages, including school-aged children and family members of patients who are at risk of sudden cardiac death.

Class participants will learn:

• Chain of Survival and signs of heart attack, cardiac arrest and stroke
• Foreign Body Airway Obstruction (FBAO) in adults and children
• Injury prevention in children

Students will be issued a course participation card. Please note: this is not a CPR certification class.

For More Information

To register, call (574) 523-3303. Registration is required and seating is limited. Refreshments will be provided.

If no dates are listed below, please call (574) 523-3303 for an updated schedule or to be added to our mailing list.

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