Starting Hearts

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Starting Hearts Public Non-Profit dedicated to saving the lives of Sudden Cardiac Arrest through free CPR & DEFIB education and access.

Two Locations:
Eagle County: Avon, CO
Summit County: Frisco, CO

Tomorrow is Restart a Heart Day! Do you know CPR? 💛💛
10/15/2026

Tomorrow is Restart a Heart Day! Do you know CPR? 💛💛

Grateful for every neighbor who chooses to be ready.When sudden cardiac arrest happens, nearby help can’t wait.Citizen f...
10/15/2026

Grateful for every neighbor who chooses to be ready.

When sudden cardiac arrest happens, nearby help can’t wait.

Citizen first responder programs train ordinary people to step in fast with CPR and AED support while professional responders are on the way.

That first response can make all the difference in the first minutes.

Sign up for CPR and AED training

https://startinghearts.org

Fall schedules fill up fast. A few minutes now can make a big difference when things get busy.Before routines speed up a...
10/15/2026

Fall schedules fill up fast. A few minutes now can make a big difference when things get busy.

Before routines speed up again, take a quick look at the basics. Make sure your AED is easy to find, powered, and ready to use. Check your CPR knowledge, too, so your team feels prepared instead of caught off guard.

Simple readiness now helps keep your community safer later.

Register for CPR and AED training at StartingHearts.org

https://startinghearts.org

A quick glance is not AED upkeep.If your program looks complete on paper, check the parts that quietly get missed: where...
10/14/2026

A quick glance is not AED upkeep.

If your program looks complete on paper, check the parts that quietly get missed: where the AED is located, whether it’s easy to reach, and whether your team knows what to do next.

Pads expire. Batteries expire. Checks get missed. That’s how a program can slip from ready to overlooked.

Take a few minutes today to verify the basics and make sure your AED program is ready when seconds count.

Learn CPR at StartingHearts.org

https://startinghearts.org

10/14/2026

CPR confidence fades faster than most people think.

That’s why a refresher matters. When stress hits, simple steps are easier to recall than a perfect script you learned once and never practiced again.

A quick class can bring the basics back into focus, so your hands know what to do when the moment gets loud.

Take a refresher class soon.

https://startinghearts.org

10/13/2026

Grateful for the community leaders who make emergency response clear.

In an emergency, confusion costs time. Clear roles do the opposite.

Before anything happens, decide who calls for help, who grabs the AED, and who starts CPR. That small pre-brief can turn freezing into action.

Review the plan with everyone before your next safety meeting.

https://startinghearts.org

10/13/2026

Grateful for every school and childcare team that wants to be ready before an emergency ever happens.

A sudden cardiac emergency can happen in a place full of care and still catch people off guard. That’s why readiness matters so much.

Teachers, staff, and caregivers should know what to do. AEDs should be easy to find. And the plan should be clear before anyone needs it.

Before the rush, run the readiness check.

Visit the link in bio to help your school or childcare center prepare.

https://startinghearts.org

10/12/2026

A quick glance is not AED upkeep.

Lifesaving equipment stays dependable when one person owns the checks, not when everyone assumes someone else handled it. Pads expire. Batteries run low. Missed checks quietly turn into risk.

Make readiness part of the routine, and make one person accountable for it.

Keep your AED ready.

https://startinghearts.org

Most workplaces have a plan. Few have one people can actually use in the first 60 seconds.That gap matters when seconds ...
10/11/2026

Most workplaces have a plan. Few have one people can actually use in the first 60 seconds.

That gap matters when seconds start disappearing. A practical emergency response plan should be simple, visible, and practiced before anyone needs it.

Make sure your team knows:
• who calls 911
• who gets the AED
• who starts CPR
• who leads the response

Then review the plan with everyone, including new hires, and check that the AED is easy to find and ready to use.

Review your workplace plan today.

https://startinghearts.org

Address

#219 Avon Center, 100 West Beaver Creek Boulevard
Avon, CO
81620

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19707635306

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