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More Lifesaving Impacts were made today with the rollout of more brand new AEDs to Nashville Electric Service! This is a...
17/07/2025

More Lifesaving Impacts were made today with the rollout of more brand new AEDs to Nashville Electric Service! This is an ongoing project to standardize their lifesaving equipment in every building and service vehicle in operation. Our Sales Manager Mitchell Whittenburg has been instrumental in leading this project. There have been 150 new AEDs placed in service with 75 more to be rolled out soon.
If your company is need of assistance with any of your Lifesaving equipment, please contact us and we will gladly partner with you on any sized project!

14/07/2025

Did you know?

In addition to training & equipping our clients with lifesaving training & products, we provide full support services to American Heart Association, American Red Cross & Health & Safety Institute CPR Instructors! Check out the feedback from one of our Affiliate Instructors!

Hi Karl,

"I have taught a few classes and done CPR multiple times. As far as feedback goes, I appreciate how easy the system is to add classes, pay for cards, and fix any errors I make along the way. I have had nothing but great experiences using Code One. Every person I have dealt with has been incredibly helpful and kind. I recommend Code One to anyone who asks me about becoming an instructor or anyone who needs any of the services you offer."

Regards,

Stephen Dalton
Deputy Fire Chief
Lewisburg Fire Department

03/06/2025

"June 1–7 marks National CPR and AED Awareness Week, a time to spotlight the life-saving power of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillators (AEDs). This observance serves as a reminder that anyone, anywhere, can be trained to act in a cardiac emergency—and that doing so can make all the difference.

🫀 Why CPR and AED Matter
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) claims over 350,000 lives annually in the United States, with approximately 70% occurring at home. When the heart stops beating, every second counts. For each minute without CPR, the chance of survival decreases by 7–10%. Immediate action—starting CPR and using an AED—can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival.

🧠 The Power of Hands-Only CPR
Hands-Only CPR is a simplified technique that removes the need for mouth-to-mouth contact, making it more accessible and less intimidating for untrained bystanders. It involves two simple steps: call 911 and push hard and fast in the center of the chest. This approach has been shown to be as effective as conventional CPR in many cases and encourages more people to take action during emergencies.

⚡ The Role of AEDs
An AED is a portable device that can analyze a person’s heart rhythm and, if necessary, deliver a shock to restore normal rhythm. Using an AED within the first three minutes of cardiac arrest can boost survival rates by over 80%. Despite their effectiveness, many people hesitate to use AEDs due to misconceptions about their complexity. In reality, AEDs are designed for ease of use, with visual and audio prompts guiding users through the process.

Most cardiac arrests occur at home, often involving loved ones. This underscores the importance of having trained individuals in every household. By learning CPR and familiarizing oneself with the location of nearby AEDs, you can become a vital link in the chain of survival. Programs like PulsePoint are working to increase AED accessibility and alert trained bystanders to nearby emergencies.

During National CPR and AED Awareness Week, consider taking a CPR and AED training course. The American Heart Association offers resources to help you find a course near you. Additionally, many communities host events and provide free training sessions to encourage widespread participation.

🫶 You Can Be a Lifesaver
Whether you're at home, at work, or in your community, knowing CPR and how to use an AED can empower you to act swiftly and effectively in a cardiac emergency. By participating in National CPR and AED Awareness Week, you're not only gaining valuable skills but also contributing to a culture of preparedness and care.Remember, every second counts. This week, take the step to learn CPR and AED skills—you could be the difference between life and death for someone you love."

- Marcy Burnham RN
AED365 Leader

With the month of May being Stop the Bleed month, we wanted to share some valuable information regarding the leading cau...
28/05/2025

With the month of May being Stop the Bleed month, we wanted to share some valuable information regarding the leading cause of preventable death, uncontrolled bleeding.

*** Did You Know? ***

Uncontrolled bleeding is a major cause of preventative deaths. Approximately 40% of trauma-related deaths worldwide are due to bleeding or its consequences, establishing hemorrhage as the most common cause of preventable death in trauma.*

*Curry N, Hopewell S, Doree C, Hyde C, Brohi K, Stanworth S. The acute management of trauma hemorrhage: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials. Crit Care 2011;15(2):R92.

The flow chart below details the steps to take in life-threatening bleeding.

*** Project AED365 *** Our friends at CoroMed have partnered with several BIG names in the CPR & AED industrty including...
16/05/2025

*** Project AED365 ***

Our friends at CoroMed have partnered with several BIG names in the CPR & AED industrty including ZOLL Medical, HSI: Emergency Care & AED 365 to DONATE lifesaving AEDs in communities throughout the US! Follow the link below to get involved!

"At CoroMed, we’re committed to reducing preventable Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) deaths through our latest initiative, PROJECT AED365. With support from ZOLL Medical, we are donating one ZOLL AED 3 daily to deserving organizations, schools, and individuals to make communities safer."

Exclusive pricing on AED packages for schools & athletic programs. Ensure safety with top brands & expert guidance from CoroMed at SmartHeartAEDs.com.

Two members from our Leadership Team had the privilege of attending a GoRescue Premiere Partner Visit last week! They li...
14/04/2025

Two members from our Leadership Team had the privilege of attending a GoRescue Premiere Partner Visit last week! They literally rolled out the red carpet for us! Day 1 consisted of the GoRescue HQ Tour, Business Review, manikin demo for the AHA’s new CPR training option and an amazing dinner with great views! Day 2 was a morning full of clay target shooting at the beautiful Selwood Farm! We extremely grateful for this opportunity and look forward to the continued partnership with GoRescue!

*** ANNOUNCEMENT *** Due to the exceptional growth & demand for fire extinguisher sales & services, we are pleased to an...
23/12/2024

*** ANNOUNCEMENT ***

Due to the exceptional growth & demand for fire extinguisher sales & services, we are pleased to announce that on November 25, 2024, Code One Safety partnered with Servant Fire Protection LLC of Nashville. Servant Fire Protection will be taking over all fire protection related services of Code One Safety. The transition will be completely seamless, and your service will not be interrupted in any way.

Code One Safety will continue to provide emergency training and certification. This includes HSI First Aid &CPR/AED, BLS for Healthcare Providers, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced LifeSupport (PALS), Automated External Defibrillators, and Active Violence Emergency Response Training (AVERT).

We are excited for this development & are looking forward to the 2025 training season!

Published today, these guidelines represent the first update of first aid treatment recommendations since 2010. http://s...
14/11/2024

Published today, these guidelines represent the first update of first aid treatment recommendations since 2010. http://spr.ly/6045s8aUh

Key topics that are new, revised, or have significant new literature include: opioid overdose, bleeding control, open chest wounds, spinal motion restriction, hypothermia, frostbite, presyncope, anaphylaxis, snakebite, oxygen administration, and the use of pulse oximetry in first aid, with the inclusion of pediatric-specific guidance as warranted.

13/11/2024

An AED we installed at a Lawrence County School was used today on a grandparent that went into Sudden Cardiac Arrest to regain a pulse!

Starting off November right! AEDs are rolling out the door to Shiloh & Bros. Productions, City of Sevierville, Tennessee...
01/11/2024

Starting off November right! AEDs are rolling out the door to Shiloh & Bros. Productions, City of Sevierville, Tennessee Government & NIDEC Power!

A clean Service Truck is a happy Service Truck! Ready for today’s route!
29/10/2024

A clean Service Truck is a happy Service Truck! Ready for today’s route!

Our Leadership Team spent last week at the Lifesaving Summit and once again, came away feeling energized! This event is ...
14/10/2024

Our Leadership Team spent last week at the Lifesaving Summit and once again, came away feeling energized! This event is like no other and consistently adds value to every attendee. It's mission is "To Propel the CPR & AED Industry Forward" and does so by brining like-minded individuals from all over the country together where ideas, innovation & best practices are shared. Hats off to the entire staff from the Lifesaving Summit & GoRescue for putting on another successful event!

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We are on a mission to spread awareness of Sudden Cardiac Arrest & impart the knowledge our cadre of Instructors have gained through years of On the Job Experience in the Emergency Services. We not only teach to the standard of the American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross (ARC) & the American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI), we have unique insight into the skills we are teaching. We are able to ‘bridge the gap’ between content & application. We look forward to working with the amazing people & businesses in & around Chattanooga to increase favorable outcomes from acute medical emergencies!