Heart Safe Richland

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To Protect and Enhance the Quality of Life

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Interested in Attending an Upcoming Heart Safe Class?

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Click Here to inquire about hosting a Heart Safe Session

2025 Heart Health Month Initiatives

Collaborative Effort with Kadlec and Richland Fire Department & Emergency Services

Feb 3 - KNDU News Story -Dr. Marwan Qattan Shares Important Heart Health Information
Feb 4 - KNDU News Story - How to Make a 911 Call
Feb 5 - KNDU News Story - Learn Hands-Only CPR
Feb 6 - KNDU News Story - Learn How to Download and Use the PulsePoint App
Feb 7 - KNDU New Story - Interview with a Heart Attack Survivor
Feb 11 - Hands Only CPR Community Trainings Were Held

Public Service Announcments in partnership with Kadlec and KNDU

Symptoms of a Cardiac Event
Know Your Risks
Keeping Your Heart Healthy

Additional Information on Heart Safe Richland

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What: Heart Safe Richland will reduce the number of cardiac arrest related deaths within the City of Richland and greater Tri-City area.

How: Teaching Hands-Only CPR and AED use to 10% of our population annually, building strong relationships with our local partners in emergency medicine, and promoting Public Access Defibrillation with strategic placement of AED’s throughout Richland.

Time is valuable. In as little as 30-minutes, we will provide you with the most recent data and hands-on skills required to save a life.

When: Richland Fire & Emergency Services offers open enrollment classes once per quarter, as well as is recruiting local Home Owner Associations (HOA), businesses, churches, athletic facilities, etc. to host classes and become part of our Heart Safe Community.

Contact: If you have questions or would like more information, please call or email HeartSafe program coordinator, Captain Josh Smith at 509-578-9400 or jsmith@ci.richland.wa.us.