Barnes CPR Training Center

11/11/2022

10/17/2021

Wonderful morning for doing medical standby for a horse competition. Yes, we do those too!!!

06/29/2021

Here’s something to think about

https://emergencycare.hsi.com/blog/firework-related-injuries-by-the-numbers

Although fireworks can be fun, they aren’t always safe in the hands of consumers. Understanding the data, and therefore the risk, can help you make smarter and safer decisions when using consumer fireworks.

06/24/2021

It’s summertime so you know what that means…

06/16/2021

A workout turns into a nightmare…

04/18/2021

Sunday Funny: for the last two days, she’s kidnapped my babies saying they’re sleep. Yesterday she put one in her carseat and today, she took off its dirty diaper and replaced it with one of her pants 🤦🏽‍♂️

04/06/2021

It’s never too early to learn a BLS skill. Book your next class today!!!

03/26/2021

It’s almost pool time!!!

Did you know....

03/16/2021

Did you know Barnes CPR is also an AED distributor? Check out the link below for a list of AEDs, accessories and even first aid kits.

Kill Rate of over 99.9% of airborne SARS-CoV-2 achieved within 3 minutes by the Aerus Pure & Clean and Vollara Air & Surface Pro with ActivePure Technology

03/15/2021

Got the home office coming along. Slowly but surely

03/02/2021

Press Release: 704 New COVID-19 Cases in Denton County

March 1, 2021 – Denton County Public Health (DCPH) announced 704 new cases of COVID-19 in Denton County, of which 641 are active cases. This increases the cumulative, countywide total to 64,697 COVID-19 cases. DCPH also reported 917 newly recovered cases of COVID-19, increasing the countywide recovery total to 52,323.

To minimize spread of COVID-19, DCPH urges all community members to:
• Maintain at least six feet of physical distance in public settings and when around individuals outside of the household
• Wear masks or face coverings, which should cover both the nose and mouth, in public settings and when around individuals outside of the household
• Wash and/or sanitize hands frequently
• Stay home if you are symptomatic, have recently had close contact with a person with COVID-19, or are awaiting COVID-19 test results

For local COVID-19 vaccine information, visit dentoncounty.gov/COVID19vaccine. Weekly vaccine updates are emailed on Fridays to those on the DCPH Vaccine Interest Portal Waitlist. For additional COVID-19 data including active case information by municipality, hospital capacity, and ventilator utilization, visit dentoncounty.gov/COVIDstats.

02/04/2021

Can’t be too sure after the first “ouch”

Just kidding. Please stop after the first ouch.

01/24/2021

Press Release: Fifteen COVID-19 Deaths and 656 New COVID-19 Cases in Denton County

January 22, 2021 – Denton County Public Health (DCPH) announced fifteen Denton County community members died as a result of COVID-19, bringing the total to 283 deaths due to COVID-19 in Denton County. Today’s reported COVID-19 deaths include:
• A female over 80 who was a resident of Lewisville
• A male over 80 who was a resident of Flower Mound
• A female over 80 who was a resident of Rosewood Assisted Living in Flower Mound
• A female in her 70s who was a resident of Fort Worth
• A female in her 70s who was a resident of Lake Village Nursing and Rehab in Lewisville
• A male in his 60s who was a resident of Corinth
• A female over 80 who was resident of Prestonwood Court in Plano
• A female in her 70s who was a resident of Frisco
• A female in her 70s who was a resident of Little Elm
• A female over 80 who was a resident of Prestonwood Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Carrollton
• A male over 80 who was a resident of unincorporated southeast Denton County
• A male over 80 who was a resident of Carrollton
• A male over 80 who was a resident of Carrollton
• A male in his 70s who was a resident of Landing at Watermere Frisco
• A female over 80 who was a resident of unincorporated northeast Denton County

“Today we are reporting a record-high fifteen individuals who have passed away due to COVID-19,” stated Denton County Judge Andy Eads. “We ask our community to cover their families and friends with thoughts and prayers. Please continue utilizing masks, social distancing, and handwashing to slow the spread of COVID-19 within Denton County.”

DCPH also announced 656 new cases of COVID-19 in Denton County, of which 555 are active cases. This increases the cumulative, countywide total to 49,600 COVID-19 cases. DCPH also reported 423 newly recovered cases of COVID-19, increasing the countywide recovery total to 34,274.

To minimize spread of COVID-19, DCPH urges all community members to:
• Maintain at least six feet of physical distance in public settings and when around individuals outside of the household
• Wear masks or face coverings, which should cover both the nose and mouth, in public settings and when around individuals outside of the household
• Wash and/or sanitize hands frequently
• Stay home if you are symptomatic, have recently had close contact with a person with COVID-19, or are awaiting COVID-19 test results

For local COVID-19 vaccine information, visit dentoncounty.gov/COVID19vaccine. Weekly vaccine updates are emailed on Fridays to those on the DCPH Vaccine Interest Portal Waitlist. For additional COVID-19 data including active case information by municipality, hospital capacity, and ventilator utilization, visit dentoncounty.gov/COVIDstats.

01/01/2021

Have a safe and wonderful New Year

12/26/2020

This is one reason why I love what I do. Helping prepare people for any type of emergency.

I hope my students never have to use their training but if they do, I want them to be prepared.