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[Baltimore, MD] – Code One Training Solutions, a national leader in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) education, unveils the establishment of two training centers in Maryland, serving Baltimore and Columbia. These expansions represent a significant stride in Code One’s mission to improve access to advanced cardiac emergency training and bystander preparedness education.

[Asheville, NC] – Code One Training Solutions’ expansion into Asheville, NC is a strategic move to address the critical need for on-demand CPR training in the area. The Asheville facility will equip healthcare professionals, emergency responders, and lay rescuers alike with the skills necessary to save lives in cardiac emergencies.

[Myrtle Beach, SC] – Code One Training Solutions, a national leader in health and safety training, is excited to announce the opening of its newest location in Myrtle Beach, SC. This expansion reflects Code One’s commitment to offering high-quality, American Heart Association CPR training to meet the increasing demand in…

By Allison Shok and Richard Shok We recently spent time reviewing and discussing Dr. Steven Brooks’ engaging editorial “Public access defibrillation is a failed strategy” published earlier this month in the Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine. It brings forward several accurate data points, most notably that the vast majority…

The short answer to this question could not be any simpler than “yes.” Between worship services, community activities and even regular administrative working hours, there are dozens of people coming and going from churches at any given time, making it necessary to have AEDs. Now let’s look at exactly why…

Download this Guide as a PDF here. Cardiac arrest is a serious health condition that can affect a seemingly healthy individual of any age at any time, often without warning. Each year, more than 356,000 people in the United States alone experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. According to…

When seeking dental care, the first professional that typically comes to mind is a dentist. However, working diligently behind the scenes to ensure our teeth are clean and healthy are dental hygienists – the unsung heroes of oral health. This article delves into their crucial role and underscores the importance…

TLDR: eCards arrive via email within 30 minutes after finishing your skills session. Physical cards arrive within 2 weeks after finishing your skills session. AHA Cards are issued after completion of the course material and hands-on skills. For in-person courses, this means the end of your scheduled class. For…

TLDR: eCards can be claimed via email, text or the AHA website. AHA Cards are issued after completion of the course material and hands-on skills. For in person courses, this means the end of your scheduled class. For virtual courses, this means the completion of your online course and in-person…