Seymour EMS Blog

2021 Autism Awareness Month: Tips for Special Needs Calls for EMS Responders

by SeymourEMS | April 21, 2021 | Health and Safety, Health Benefits, Health Conditions, Helpful Tips, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

2021 Autism awareness month is here and we’re shedding light on all the amazing autism warriors with some important tips for EMS responders. Being involved in a medical emergency is stressful for anyone. But patients with autism experience stress levels that are...

Spring Injuries That May Land You in the ER

by SeymourEMS | April 18, 2021 | Health and Safety, Health Conditions, Helpful Tips, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Spring injuries are inevitable, it seems. With all the excitement of nice weather, most people are just dying to get out and enjoy the outdoors. But, for emergency medical professionals, spring also means an increase in medical calls and emergency room visits. Spring...

Childrens Online Safety Tips

by SeymourEMS | March 31, 2021 | Blog, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Childrens online safety is of extreme importance today. Most children use tablets or other technological devices to entertain themselves daily. Social media is becoming a trend that children engage in at younger ages than ever before. With new online apps available at...

Preforming First Aid for Nose Bleeds

by SeymourEMS | March 15, 2021 | First Aid, Health and Safety, Helpful Tips | 0 Comments

Are you having dinner one day and suddenly your young child started bleeding from the nose while he's eating his food? Or are you working late one day when you realize that blood is dripping from your nose? Whether you are doing first aid for yourself or a loved one,...

What is Internal Bleeding & What Should I Know?

by SeymourEMS | February 24, 2021 | Blog, Emergency Responders, Health and Safety, Health Benefits, Health Conditions, Helpful Tips, Internal Bleeding | 0 Comments

Internal bleeding can be a pretty scary topic. While an injury that damages the outside of your body is easy to see, internal bleeding occurs inside of your body and can be a major cause of concern. When an injury occurs on the outside of the body, it generally...

How to Handle a Motor Vehicle Accident

by SeymourEMS | February 18, 2021 | Blog, Health and Safety | 0 Comments

Motor vehicle accidents happen all the time. When you have the unfortunate luck of getting into a motor vehicle accident, you are sure to experience a feeling of panic that gets your heart pumping fast. While this is a normal reaction when you get into an accident, it...

Video Game Safety for Children

by SeymourEMS | January 26, 2021 | Blog, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Video game safety is a common topic of discussion these days. That’s because everywhere you turn, the latest and greatest technologies are being heavily marketed to your children. Electronics are present in most homes across America. Even educational institutions are...

Space Heater Safety Tips

by SeymourEMS | January 14, 2021 | Helpful Tips, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Space heater safety is important to consider in the winter months. Since many people turn to space heaters to keep their homes and offices warm, space heater safety tips can help prevent a major catastrophe. While opting to use a space heater may be a cost-saving...

Common Cold Prevention Tips: Protect Yourself This Season

by SeymourEMS | December 30, 2020 | Health and Safety, Health Benefits, Health Conditions, Helpful Tips, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Common cold prevention may seem simple, but it sure is important. Unlike other illnesses, the common cold can linger, wreaking havoc on your entire household. Children and elderly people are particularly susceptible to catching colds. They are the main reason children...

Seasonal Safety Tips for an Enjoyable Holiday

by SeymourEMS | December 11, 2020 | Blog, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Seasonal safety tips are a great way to keep the family happy and enjoy your time together. The holidays only come once a year, and you should be enjoying them. They are a time of togetherness, memory making, and giving. They should not be a time of trauma and illness...