Seymour EMS Blog

Summer Safety Tips for Parents

by SeymourEMS | July 14, 2021 | Blog, Health and Safety, Helpful Tips, Safety Tips | 0 Comments

Summer safety tips serve as a great reminder for parents as the school year comes to a close. By now the kids are itching to get out of school and summer days are already in full swing. Through all the excitement, it’s important to take a step back and review the top...

CPR Certification and Why It’s Important

by SeymourEMS | June 16, 2021 | CPR Training, First Aid, Health and Safety, Health Conditions, Helpful Tips | 0 Comments

CPR certification gives you a life-saving skill that can help you in many areas of your life. CPR certification is no longer a medical profession only course. Today, people from all walks of life obtain their CPR certification so they can respond to an emergency....

Parade Safety Tips Everyone Should Follow

by SeymourEMS | June 16, 2021 | Blog, Health and Safety | 0 Comments

Parade safety tips are important reminders that can help you enjoy your parade experience to the fullest. Do you remember watching or even marching in a parade as a child? The excitement that surrounds parade fun is something the entire family can enjoy. No matter...

How to Handle Emergency Situations

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

Emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. A person grabs their chest in pain, someone choking at the dinner table, or someone passing out at a ball game are all common emergency situations. But, do you know how to handle these common emergencies? And, if you...

Advantages of Electronic Medical Records

by SeymourEMS | May 12, 2021 | Health and Safety, Helpful Tips | 0 Comments

We all know that the world of medicine continues to transform as technology provides us more efficient ways to care for patients. One of the most important and game-changing advances in medicine was the introduction of the Electronic Medical Record, also known as EMR....

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...

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