03/03/2020
Hermosa Heights holds the AED for the commmunity of Playa Hermosa, GTE, Costa Rica | En Hermosa Heights se encuentra el DEA (Defibrilador) para los residentes de la comunidad de Playa Hermosa
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Carrillo
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Our foundation was born to help with the care of cardio health in Costa Rica...
The Cardio Safe Community Project was started by the Guanacaste Veterans Association with the support of our local emergency clinic doctor . The project moved forward with other volunteers who have a strong background in other community foundations and startup projects. The problem within the community became apparent when deaths due to cardiac arrest became prevalent along with the knowledge that proper emergency medical equipment and associated personnel were inadequate. A public ambulance would respond with only a driver, no AED, no oxygen and no trained medical emergency technicians. We are actively working to reduce the number of unnecessary deaths in communities outside the larger cities where funding is limited by the local government to cover public ambulances, adequate emergency medical equipment (oxygen, AED’s, I.V’s.) and trained medical technicians/assistants.
The problem:
Each year nearly 5,000 people die from heart attacks in Costa Rica. Most of those lives are lost because of delays in responding to the medical emergencies, lack of equipment (defibrillators - AEDs), shortage of personnel and training (use of AEDs and CPR)...
