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Thousands of people die each year in situations where first aid could have made a difference. Make your home and community a safer place by learning what to do in case of a medical emergency. RiverView Health hosts four basic first aid classes a year. Participants in each class learn to provide first aid for
Whether you need CPR certification to fulfill a job requirement or simply want the knowledge to know what to do in an emergency, RiverView Health has a class for you. RiverView offers two CPR classes on the second Thursday of each month – one for certification and the other provided free of charge for general
RiverView Health will offer a first aid class on Thursday, November 3. The class is open to the public. It will cover first aid for acute injuries and sudden illnesses such as burns, bites, poisoning, and seizures. The four-hour class will begin at 6:00 p.m. at the RiverView Home Care building, 721 South Minnesota Street,
Minnesota has seen a significant increase in access to stroke care, and 92% of Minnesotans now live within a 30-minute drive of a designated Stroke System Hospital. Stroke is the sixth leading cause of death and one of the leading causes of disability in Minnesota, and outcomes improve for victims when they can get to
RiverView Health will offer a first aid class on Thursday, August 4. The class is open to the public. It will cover first aid for acute injuries and sudden illnesses such as burns, bites, poisoning, and seizures. The four-hour class will begin at 6:00 p.m. at the RiverView Home Care building, 721 South Minnesota Street,
Throughout February, students at Our Savior’s Lutheran School participated in the American Heart Association: Kids Heart Challenge. The kindergarten through sixth-grade students celebrated reaching their fundraising goal of at least $1,500 for the American Heart Association by having the teachers participate in EGG ROULETTE! Each student got an egg, some were hard-boiled, and some were
