BLSD: The primary goal of the Basic Life Support with Defibrillator course is to provide participants with the knowledge and methods necessary to prevent brain anoxia and recognize unconsciousness, respiratory arrest, and the absence of a pulse in an adult patient, ensuring safety for oneself, the person being helped, and bystanders. To avoid serious consequences, it is crucial to optimize intervention times, standardize evaluations, and perform actions according to the chain of survival.

PBLSD: This course aims to teach the main maneuvers and the basic resuscitation sequence for infants and children in cases of respiratory and/or cardiac arrest or foreign body airway obstruction. It also teaches the use of semi-automatic defibrillators on children in cardiopulmonary arrest.

ALS: The Advanced Life Support course enables the learning of advanced life support techniques and procedures. It includes maneuvers and procedures for treating both cardiac arrest and pre-arrest situations such as arrhythmias, myocardial infarction, and acute pulmonary edema. In cases of cardiac arrest, ALS continues the efforts initiated with BLS-D and is carried out by advanced healthcare professionals (doctors and professional nurses).

EPALS: This course aims to teach the necessary knowledge and skills to recognize and manage advanced cases of neonatal and pediatric peri-arrest and cardiac arrest. It also trains participants to work as part of a resuscitation team.

PTC Basic: This course addresses the need to develop and standardize a pre-hospital approach to trauma patients that enables first responders to identify critical issues and initiate life-saving procedures, while immediately alerting an advanced medical team.

PTC Advanced: This course focuses on developing an evidence-based approach to pre-hospital trauma care, tailored to national realities where personnel often have heterogeneous competencies. The course aims to ensure that healthcare providers master the necessary maneuvers and are part of an organized system that offers trauma patients the best possible resources.

Other training courses include:

• First aid courses for workplace first responders
• Courses and seminars for university students
• Courses and seminars for students from kindergarten through high school
• Awareness and information courses on various health topics for citizens
• Specialized courses for children, tailored for their age group, helping them engage with first aid in an emotionally safe way
• Courses designed for the elderly, using tools and methodologies suited to their needs, helping them gain skills to assist both themselves and others.

PHYSIOTHERAPY

Our Rehabilitation service provides in-home physiotherapy for neuromotor, orthopedic, or post-surgical conditions, ensuring comfort and privacy in a domestic environment without compromising the quality and professionalism of the care provided. Additionally, we have several physiotherapy clinics located throughout the country.

During the initial consultation, we assess the patient’s needs to develop a personalized rehabilitation plan. The process includes a comprehensive functional assessment to measure the degree of disability, followed by neuromotor, orthopedic, post-surgical, respiratory, or gynecological rehabilitation.

The physiotherapy services offered include:

• Physiokinesitherapy
• Neuromotor rehabilitation
• Postural rehabilitation
• Massage therapy
• Laser therapy and high-intensity laser therapy
• Lymphatic drainage
• Tecar therapy
• Ultrasound therapy
• TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation)
• Magnetotherapy
• Electrical stimulation
• Mesotherapy (performed by a doctor)
• Intra-articular injections (performed by a doctor)