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Get Certified NowWelcome to SafeNowCPR, the home on online CPR courses, exams and certification. At SafeNowCPR.com you'll get the highest quality and experience from end-to-end while becoming certified in CPR. Through our online courses you will receive:
Whether you're a Maryland medical professional looking to become certified or renew through our recertification classes or an MD parent looking to learn CPR to protect your children, family, or loved ones, SafeNowCPR is the #1 online destination to get you going on the path to certification.
Maryland residents have access to all SafeNowCPR courses including Adult, Child, and infant CPR. All training materials are included in each student's online dashboard both before taking your exam and indefinitely after your exam has been passed. We do this so that you can always access our courses once you've paid for certification in case you want to brush up on your skills. Additionally, your dashboard is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with NO blackouts.
SafeNowCPR's online CPR courses follow all AHA, ECC, and ILCOR guidelines for CPR and are accepted by most healthcare organizations nationally, including Maryland. Once you have passed your exam by scoring 85% or better, you will instantly receive your wallet card and full-sized certificate to print and provide to your employer.
At SafeNowCPR you will find that our courses and certification require no skills test from an instructor to qualify for acceptable CPR certification. In some cases, employers will require certification be accompanied by a skills evaluation or even certification required directly by the AHA. In those cases, customers who have already purchased a certification course at SafeNowCPR but have it rejected by their employer will receive our no questions asked money back guarantee.
Overall, in regards to health statistics, Maryland is rated quite highly, coming in at number 13 out of all 52 states. As you can imagine then, the overall health of its citizens is quite good, although there are challenges afoot. On the positive side, the state is renowned for its low rate of falls and its low rate of geriatrician shortfalls. However, compared to other states, residents here are more likely to visit their dentist.
Some of the challenges that Maryland residents face is that most doctors and other medical professionals aren’t likely to suggest hospital care for ailing patients. Prescription drugs and other medications may be more expensive with a lower rate of coverage compared to some other states. For senior citizens or the chronically injured or ill, if they need meals delivered to their home, they’ll find that this service is not as easy to come by as in some other states. The news isn’t all bad though. The rate of hip fractures is down this year by 20 percent, meaning that per 1,000 beneficiaries under Medicare, 5.5 needed care in a hospital compared to last year’s 6.9.
Besides that, people here are eating better. Food insecurity dropped by 12 percent to a very reasonable 11.9 percent total. This only applies to Maryland residents who are at least 60. These seniors are also in less pain. Last year, pain management statistics for seniors who are at least 65 and have joint issues revealed that 60.7 percent of these patients received pain management. That number has dropped by 24 percent to just 45.9 percent this year. Perhaps people are in less pain because they’ve exercised more these past two years. Physical activity rates are recorded to have jumped 19 percent to 34 percent total for seniors who are at least 65.
Maryland CPR certification is a wise choice for both residents and healthcare professionals in the state. If a resident has an older loved one, family member, neighbor, or friend who they want to look out for, enrolling in a class for CPR skills, whether offered through an employer program or a local university, community college, or school, is best. While pain levels are down for seniors and the rate of exercise is up, it’s never too soon to contact SafeNowCPR, which offers complete online training for Maryland residents. Students can enjoy a flexible schedule on their own time, taking courses and eventually earning a certification. They will have confidence knowing that in any emergency they can perform CPR.
Major Maryland cities: Baltimore
Other Northeast CPR pages: Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
1800 Orleans Street, Baltimore, MD 21287-2182
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore boasts 951 beds and received 46,673 annual admissions most recently. According to recent yearly data, there have been 37,615 outpatient surgeries and 23,647 inpatient surgeries. The hospital has received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities or CARF.
University of Maryland Medical Center
22 South Greene Street, Baltimore, MD 21201-1595
With two adult specialties that it’s highly ranked for, the University of Maryland Medical Center has 698 beds. There have been 36,968 admissions according to the most recent yearly data with its emergency room receiving 71,086 visits. The staff here have performed 5,379 outpatient surgeries and 15,729 inpatient surgeries according to recent annual data.
Mercy Medical Center
301 St Paul Place, Baltimore, MD 21202-2165
Although it has a lower number of beds (just 281), Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore has plenty of activity, with 65,763 emergency room trips and 17,371 admissions according to recent annual data. There have been 20,755 outpatient surgeries and just 7,366 inpatient surgeries over the most recent year.
Johnson, RN, Fernando
443-509-5190
830 N. Kenwood Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21205
Yetsky, Steven
443-572-1709
8431 Kavanagh Road, Baltimore, MD, 21222
Eddington, Dorothy
410-575-6400 ext. 4026
1123 Belcamp Garth, Belcamp, MD 21017
Childers, Steve
410-272-7215
701 Elizabeth Court, Aberdeen, MD 21001-1658
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Bryant, Latitia
202-903-8234
3507 Silver Park Dr, Apt 202, Suitland, MD 20746
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