KR Lifesaving

10/18/2024

Many people are reluctant to give CPR and use an AED to save a sudden cardiac arrest victim. But did you know that if you witness an event and call 911, dispatchers can coach you through the process?

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10/17/2021

Push Hard. Push Fast.

This 3D animation was designed to share life-saving information with the general public to demonstrate the importance of good effective CPR! Effective compre...

10/16/2021

Emergency Room Nurses are some of the first people we see when we have a medical emergency. They’re there for us in our most distressing and unsure moments. They’re vital, hardworking healthcare professionals who perform their jobs with passion and commitment to excellence each and every day.

Ready to join the team? Visit https://careers.lhsc.on.ca/ to learn more.

10/02/2021

Call. Push. Shock.

Did you know that Sudden Cardiac Arrest is the third leading cause of death in the U.S., affecting more than 356,000 people each year?

That’s why we dedicate the month of October to National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month: so that you have the tools you need to spring into action if someone you love – or even a total stranger – goes into SCA.

There’s lots of ways to participate in SCA Awareness Month. From sharing our posts, to joining our media campaign and reaching out to your local media stations with your SCA story – no matter how much time you have this month, you can help us spread awareness of what to do if an SCA happens.

Learn more about SCA Awareness Month, and how you can participate, at https://www.sads.org/Advocacy/SCA-Awareness.

10/08/2020

Men and women don't receive lifesaving CPR equally. Less CPR means more women are dying of cardiac arrest. How to perform CPR on women.

09/10/2020

06/23/2020

COVID-19 Update: KR Lifesaving is preparing to re-open. Please visit our website for tentative upcoming course dates and times. krlifesaving.com

06/05/2020

Call. Push. Shock.

04/07/2020

Important Updates to providing Hands Only CPR during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please read and please contact myself for any additional information or concerns.

Please continue to stay safe and healthy!
Kirsten.

New modifications to hands-only CPR will reduce the risk of the responder getting COVID-19 when providing CPR and using an AED during cardiac arrest