AG&G CPR Updates for COVID-19





As the climate and regulations continue to change every day with COVID-19, we wanted to give all our students an update on our current operations.


Currently, we are open to support the community, especially healthcare providers. We have reduced our already small class sizes even more to ensure that each student is within the social distancing guidelines. We are continuously disinfecting ‘high-touch’ areas and are having all students wash their hands when they arrive to class.

In addition to that ALL attendees and instructors are now required to wear face coverings at all times.

We will continue to keep our community updated on our status, however, if you do not hear from us, your class will remain open.


We thank you for your continued support as we navigate through these unprecedented times.


Respectfully,

Dr. Alberto Leal

Owner



AG&G CPR Guidance for COVID-19



FACE COVERINGS REQUIRED TO ENTER CLASS
and must remain in place throughout class.



  • Classes available only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and must pay in advance to guarantee your registration
  • We are reducing our class sizes to ensure that all students have plenty of space between each other.
  • FACE COVERINGS REQUIRED TO ENTER CLASS and must remain in place throughout class. Please bring your own face mask
  • Each student should bring their own Hand Sanitizer
  • All students must wash their hands before entering to class
  • We recommend each student to use gloves throughout CPR training
  • Each student will have their own manikin, No shared equipment
  • There will be no rescue breathing performed on the manikin
  • We will practice hands-only CPR and the use of the AED
  • First Aid practice will not include any skills that involve touching another person
  • Classrooms are thoroughly disinfected before and after each class
  • Any student that have symptoms of any illness should not attend class. Please contact us to reschedule
  • We reserve the right to cancel a class for anyone who appears sick or not feeling well