CPR is most successful when it is started as quickly as possible. According to the American Heart Association, the chance of survival decreases 7-10% for every minute CPR is delayed. Your best chance of surviving is if someone near you starts CPR immediately. When our crews get to an emergency scene, they would like to see that CPR has already been started because they know that the patient is more likely to survive.
Read MoreAs a free service to people living in our ambulance district, HFMVA maintains a number of types of medical devices including canes, crutches, walkers, and wheelchairs. These pieces of medical equipment are made available to you on loan, free of charge, upon request. All we ask is that you return the equipment in good condition when you no longer need it.
Read MoreJust a short while ago I was one of those people who saw recruiting information for the ambulance and signed up. I haven’t had a moment’s regret since and would urge you to consider volunteering as well.
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