Here at Life Line Ambulance, we are committed and involved with the communities we serve. That’s why you'll find Life Line team members at many of the major events and fundraisers throughout Northern and Central Arizona. After all, we live and work here too, and we want to do our part to make those cities and towns the best places to live.


CPR/First Aid classes: Save a Life!

Life Line is an American Heart Association Community Training Center and is affiliated with the National Safety Council First Aid Institute. We offer two general categories of training courses: those for healthcare providers and those for the general public.
 

Please see Health Care Provider schedule of courses for dates, times and places of training sessions.

• General Public: For the general public, Life Line offers CPR, automatic external defibrillator (AED) and first-aid courses. We offer three types.
• Heartsaver CPR/AED Class: This course is designed for lay rescuers and teaches how to recognize and treat life-threatening emergencies, including cardiac arrest and choking for adults, children and infants. The cost is $38.
• Heartsaver CPR/AED/First Aid Class: This course is designed for first responders, such as police, firefighter and security personnel. It teaches adult CPR and AED use, along with first-aid procedures. The cost is $65.
• Heartsaver Pediatric CPR/AED First Aid: This course is similar to the Heartsaver CPR/AED/First Aid class, but the focus is on children. The cost is $65.

For the general public courses, Life Line can tailor these to meet the participants' needs. We can also come to your facility, or your staff members can take the courses at our training sites.

Please see General Public schedule of CPR courses for dates, times and locations of training sessions.

Also, please see our Community Calendar for a complete listing of dates for all of our courses.

Register for any of these classes

Ted E. Bear Clinics

When a child needs ambulance services, it makes a stressful event even more traumatic—for the child and for the family. That's why Life Line Ambulance offers free Ted E. Bear Clinics to area schools and child care centers.

These educational and informative clinics, designed for children between the ages of 4 and 8,  have been a big hit with students over the last 10 years. They give students and faculty members the opportunity to see what medical personnel do when they're called to a home or school. Students are encouraged to bring their own stuffed animals, so crew members can "treat" them. This treatment demonstrates how our EMS professionals care for all their patients, even the pretend ones. Trainers also review how to activate the 9-1-1 system with the children.

After the classroom demonstration, the crew will give a tour of the ambulance itself. Students not only enjoy being inside an ambulance, but this greater understanding also helps their comfort level if an emergency situation does happen to them.

Life Line offers these clinics as a community service at no cost to the school or agency.

If you know of an organization that would benefit from one of these clinics, please contact Life Line Ambulance at: 928-445-3814 or toll free at 1-800-418-5523.

Some of the schools and child care centers that have hosted Ted E. Bear Clinics:

• Busy Bee Learning Center, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley

• Del Rio Elementary School, Chino Valley

• Dexter Pre-school, Prescott

• New Adventures Pre School, Prescott

• Tina's Tots, Wickenburg

• Washington Elementary School, Prescott

Life Line in the Community

                           

Life Line Ambulance is committed to making the communities we serve the best places to live and work. These are a few of the many events to which Life Line team members commit our time, services and efforts:
 

• Donating First-Aid Supplies to Prescott Valley Little League

   

   Life Line Ambulance recently donated first-aid supplies, such as bandages, antiseptic towelettes and gloves, to the Prescott Valley Little League.

   

• Bradshaw Mountain High School "Every Fifteen Minutes" Program

  
                             
  
  

• An ambulance stationed at the 2008 annual Whiskey Row marathon.
  

• Bowlers supported Big Brothers/Big Sisters annual Bowl-A-Thon.
  

• Adopted a mile of White Spar Road in Prescott. Approximately once a quarter we'll be out there doing our part to keep Prescott beautiful."June 7, 2008 Clean-up"
  

• Donated first-aid supplies to the Prescott Valley Little League team and to Tri-City Gymnastics.   

• Participated in the American Cancer Society’s Walk for Life. 
  

• Participate in numerous career day festivities for middle and high schools and for clubs. 
  

• Participated in Prescott Valley Fire Department’s and the Williams Police Department’s “Every 15 Minutes” events. 

• Provided first-aid services for the Traveling Vietnam Veteran Memorial.  
  

• Entered floats in Prescott, Williams and Wickenburg Christmas light parades.  
  

• Participated in the Prescott Fourth of July Parade.