Hands only cpr

D.C. joins departments across the nation in teaching a simplified version of CPR that doesn’t require checking for a pulse or using a finger to clear an airway.

Doing CPR correctly can help you save a life. Here's how to do CPR the right way.

Hands Over Hearts CPR is located in Pittsburgh, Pa and provides emergency training classes for BLS/CPR/AED/First Aid. We have two locations and offer mobile services to groups and/or individuals.

Doing the chest compression component of CPR alone – called Hands-Only CPR – could be enough to keep someone alive in an emergency until medical assistance

In an emergency, CPR can save a life. Follow these steps to try to revive a teen or adult.

Hands-only CPR can save lives. The American Heart Association states that “Almost 90% of people who suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrests die. CPR, especially if performed in the first few…

According to a large Swedish study published in April 2019 in the journal 'Circulation,' hands-only CPR doubled a person's odds of surviving at least 30 days after cardiac arrest.

Check out the four simple steps to perform hands-only CPR on adults, if he or she suddenly collapses and stops breathing most likely due to cardiac arrest.

It takes less than a minute to learn how to save a life. Watch this video on hands-only CPR.

A woman performs hands-only CPR on an unconscious man