Saving Lives in Stayton CPR/Narcan/Stop-The Bleed Class

Classes are held at the Stayton Community Center and are supported by a Community Improvement grant from the City of Stayton. This course trains citizens in CPR/AED and care of choking for adults, children and infants; Narcan nasal spray for opioid overdose; epinephrine for severe allergic reactions; Stop-The-Bleed for life threatening hemorrhage; and understanding the Oregon Good Samaritan Law. The grant supported fee of $15 (using a code provided with online registration) is only available to people that live, work or do business within the Stayton 97383 zip code. Register at medproed.com/course-2/saving-lives-in-stayton-e5dcy. Our goal is to train families, neighborhoods, and groups of people ages 12 and up. This is not just a good idea -- it empowers citizens to respond in an emergency instead of standing by and feeling helpless. We hope to train hundreds of citizens in Stayton this year! Work is in progress to extend the low-cost opportunity to other communities. One important aspect of this class is that participants walk away with life-saving tools such as a tourniquet, and have Narcan available free to take with them if they wish.