Bullock Health Services

26/01/2026

Feb 13th 2026 course still has some openings!

21/01/2026

Thank you Norquay Volunteer Fire Department and The Rm of Clayton for having me come out to do your First Aid Certifications!

19/01/2026

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19/01/2026

When a heart stops, every second counts. Quick and use can double survival chances. Learn these life-saving skills.

*FIRST AID COURSE*
Our first Blended Standard First Aid CPR C AED certification of 2026 is scheduled for:
*Feb 13th 2026, from 9am -5pm at The Missing Peace Therapy Centre, Preeceville.
*See outline of course in Comment section
* Course is preceeded by an online self guided module
* 3 year certification through the Canadian Red Cross
For more information or to register contact Franky Sedlmeir-Bullock RN, BSN at 306-594-5489 or Pm Bullock Health Services

10/01/2026

*Flash Giveaway #2*

Our first action when attempting to stop a bleed is always to apply pressure. If applying pressure isn't sufficient to stop the bleed, or if the injured person has to be moved to access emergency services, we utilize tourniquets.

Tourniquets can be made out of materials you have on hand or you may have a first aid kit previously stocked with an industrial tourniquet as pictured below.

In the spirit of preparedness I highly recommend purchasing an industrial tourniquet, especially if you or someone you love works with heavy equipment.

The first person to tell me the ratio for compressions to breaths in CPR, as well as the compression depth for adults and children/infants will win an industrial tourniquet as pictured below.

(I will contact the winner in the comments to arrange pick up and I will never ask for your personal infomation)

Stay tuned for more Flash Giveaways!

If you are interested in purchasing tourniquets please contact me and I can out in a group order $20 each

10/01/2026

*Flash Giveaway*

Being prepared is an essential part of First Aid.

Todays cold snap has me thinking about winter vehicle preparedness.

Keep essential supplies in your vehicle – a first aid kit, flashlight, blanket, small shovel, sand/kitty litter (for traction), booster cables, extra windshield fluid, a snow brush/ice scraper, an extra set of mittens or gloves, warm hat and boots.
Keep your gas tank at least half-full at all times throughout winter.
Carry a fully-charged cell phone and use it only when safe. Do not use while driving unless your device is hands-free.

I am going to be doing a few flash giveaways.

The first person that tells me what the acronym 'FAST' stands for when providing care for suspected stroke gets these 2 emergency blankets to add to their kit.

Follow along for more chances to win.

(I will be announcing the winner in the comments and will never ask for your personal information)

06/01/2026

New product!
Cleaning the inside of our shoes regularly is an important part of minimizing the spread of fungal spores that cause athletes foot (tinea pedis) or toenail fungus (onychomycosis).
Biotext is a clinical surface disinfectant that is Tuberculocidal, Bactericidal, Virucidal and Fungicidal.
I have tried and tested it significantly over the past 3 years and like that it has no toxic aerosols and is kind to the skin, gloves not necessary. It does not contain harmful Aldehydes, Phthalates or Nonyl Phenol Ethoxylates ( hormone disturbing detergents).
Overall a great product!

Available for $12 a bottle.

28/12/2025

*FIRST AID COURSE*
Our first Blended Standard First Aid CPR C AED certification of 2026 is scheduled for:
*Feb 13th 2026, from 9am -5pm at The Missing Peace Therapy Centre, Preeceville.
*See outline of course in Comment section
* Course is preceeded by an online self guided module
* 3 year certification through the Canadian Red Cross
For more information or to register contact Franky Sedlmeir-Bullock RN, BSN at 306-594-5489 or Pm Bullock Health Services

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from my family to yours! 🎄🎄
Thank you for your support in 2025!
I look forward to seeing you all in 2026.

24/12/2025

❤️‍🩹The holiday season is not necessarily the “happiest season of them all” for everyone.

If you have been affected by a disaster or emergency, holidays can be a time of both hope and increased stress. Follow our tips for taking care of yourself and others during holidays⬇️

- Ensure you have a safe place to stay and that your basic needs are met.
- Eat nutritiously and stay hydrated, as you’re able to.
- Get enough rest.
- Avoid isolation by reaching out. If you find yourself in new surroundings, reach out to those around you.
- Be patient with yourself and with those close to you.
- Honour your traditions. Be flexible and prepared to engage in new activities to celebrate.
- Take it slow. Small steps are helpful when tasks seem overwhelming.
- Seek out assistance and resources.
- Stay positive and make plans.

Learn more through our Moving Through Recovery: A Guide for Holidays:https://cdn.redcross.ca/prodmedia/crc/documents/How-We-Help/Emergencies-and-Disasters-in-Canada/Moving_through_Recovery_Holiday-EN.pdf