"I was not looking forward to another CPR training. In the past, CPR seemed so inaccessible – so frustrating. This class was a relief. The instruction was clear, the practice was helpful, and I feel able and empowered."
Alison H., St. Andrews School
 
 
 

More than CPR and first aid


More than Saving Lives

Annuvia trains you to respond to any medical emergency, not just the life-threatening ones. Our Secondary Survey courses prepare your staff to quickly and confidently react to your most common workplace mishaps.

More than just CPR and first aid, these tailored courses address emergencies most likely to occur in your organization. Annuvia’s customized training allows you to recognize and respond to your specific concerns:
  • Strains, Sprains, & Fractures
  • Vital Signs
  • Dispatch & Radio Communications
  • Heart & Lung Auscultation
  • Multi-body System Trauma
  • Focused Medical & Trauma Emergency Assessment
News
SCA STRIKES HEALTH CLUB TWICE IN TWO MONTHS
09/11/2008 / San Francisco, CA
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Strikes Health Club Twice in Two Months. They say that lighting doesn’t strike twice in the same page, but a health club in Hayward, CA proved otherwise just a few weeks ago. Just six weeks after a man collapsed from SCA while exiting the sauna, another man suffers SCA at the same club.
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THE DEBATE: COMPRESSION-ONLY CPR
05/02/2008 / San Francisco, CA
A new CPR technique has become a national topic in recent news after studies have shown a higher survival rate compared commonly-taught CPR techniques. Called compression-only CPR, this method eliminates the use of mouth-to-mouth ventilation during CPR, and instead focuses on the need for fast, deep compressions.
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PHYSIO-CONTROL MAKES PROGRESS WITH FDA
05/01/2008 / Seattle, WA
Defibrillator company Physio-Control Inc. said it's reached a deal with the Food and Drug Administration regarding quality improvements on external defibrillators.
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Events
SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HEARTWALK 09/19/2008/San Francisco, CA
Join Annuvia on Friday September 19th for the annual San Francisco AHA Heartwalk and support the fight against heart disease and stroke!
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