New View Training

10/12/2026

Thank you CHI Health Immanuel and Douglas County Health Department for getting the word out about PulsePoint!! Such important information for our community🤩🎉

We are excited to partner with Douglas County Health Department to share that preparedness isn’t just about being ready for yourself and your family. It’s also about being ready to help others.

PulsePoint is a free app that alerts CPR-trained community members when someone nearby is experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, connecting people who can help while first responders are on the way💓

Take another step toward a more prepared community🏥

✅Learn CPR
✅Download PulsePoint
✅Be ready to help when it matters

10/10/2026

Someone re-shared this with us, and it gave us a little giggle 😂 so, we thought we'd re- share with you all!!

🎃Remember October is Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month... review hands only CPR, talk with your family about how to respond in an emergency, encourage someone you love to get CPR certified, set up a training for your office!!💕💕💕

☎️ 402-215-2762
📧 [email protected]

10/07/2026

Did you know???🎃

October is Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month... so, let's ask the hard questions... is your workplace ready to handle a cardiac emergency?

About 10,000 cardiac arrests happen in U.S. workplaces each year, yet many employees don't know where their AED is located or how to help until EMS arrives... when minutes matter, that's a big problem.

Survival decreases 10% every minute without intervention --> immediate CPR can dramatically improve outcomes.❤️

This October, make preparedness part of your company culture:
✅ Review your emergency response plan
✅ Schedule CPR training
✅ Practice hands-only compressions

📞 Contact us to arrange a FREE compression practice session for your team this month!

☎️402-215-2762

10/06/2026

If you're CPR certified, you already understand the importance... you're ready to act in an emergency... but, what if you're not there? Or, what if you're the one that needs help?

The office, your church, the kids sports practice, at home, the park... Our goal at New View Training is to ALWAYS have someone nearby when an emergency happens that is prepared to act. CPR and First Aid Training makes the difference when minutes matter.

The more people trained in the spaces where your friends, family, and loved ones live and work - the safer they are.

Now is the time to expand that circle. Have the conversation --> Schedule the training. ❤️

09/28/2026

What an incredible and inspiring morning!

We were honored to be surrounded by so many amazing individuals who are making a real impact in our community ❤️

A HUGE congratulations to this year’s award recipients! 🏆👏

🌟 Micayla Eggert - The Trailblazer Award
🌟 Hayley Fischer - The Bridge Builder Award
🌟 Michael Clark - The Culture Keeper Award
🌟 Michae P. Lathan Jr. and Joseph Tabb - The Backbone Award

Your passion, leadership, and dedication deserve to be celebrated. It was such a privilege to be part of an event recognizing the people who work every day to make our community stronger.

Congratulations to all of the nominees and recipients, you truly make an IMPACT!

09/23/2026

As we recognize Su***de Prevention Awareness month, we want to highlight 50 Mile March and what they do to support veteran’s mental health.

Every Wednesday is Walk-in Wednesday! A free mental health clinic open to everyone on Wednesdays between 4 and 7 PM.

Mental health support shouldn't be complicated.

That's why The Link at Bellevue offers FREE walk-in mental health services every week for anyone who needs support.

💙 No appointment required

💙 No insurance needed

💙 No cost to attend

💙 Open to anyone seeking help

Whether you're facing a difficult season, feeling overwhelmed, or simply need someone to talk to, taking the first step can make all the difference.

📍 3906 Capehart Road
⏰ Open today from 4–7 PM

You don't have to wait until things get worse to ask for help. We're here when you need us.

Learn more: https://www.thelinknebraska.org

09/23/2026

What your team needs: Understanding of the Fatal Four + Emergency Response Training + Practice!

Prevention saves lives. But on a jobsite, the unexpected happens in seconds. We've trained construction crews across Omaha and Lincoln who've faced the Fatal Four- and the ones who knew CPR and First Aid, and had practiced the skills with their team made the difference between a close call and a tragedy.

09/22/2026

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A fire extinguisher is one of those safety tools we hope we never have to use. Having one readily available can make a big difference when a small, contained fire starts.

Keeping the right type of extinguisher in an accessible location can give you the ability to respond quickly, help prevent a small fire from spreading, and add another layer of protection for your home and family

But simply owning one isn't enough! Know where it is, make sure everyone in your household knows where it is, check it regularly, and learn how to use it before an emergency happens.

And remember! Your safety always comes first. If a fire is spreading or isn't safe to fight, get everyone out and call 911.

09/21/2026

Meet our team!

This Monday, we say “Hello!” to Heather. Heather came on with us in the process of opening our brand new Lincoln location! (P.S. sign up for Lincoln classes on our website today!)

Here’s a little about Heather 😊

“Hi there!

I’ve been a nurse for over 10 years, with experience in cardiac nursing, acute and chronic hemodialysis, and functional wellness and hydration. I’ve seen a little bit of everything: from high-pressure emergencies to the small, everyday moments that make a big difference!

What I love most about teaching is turning intimidating skills into something approachable, practical, and empowering. I enjoy creating a comfortable, hands-on, realistic learning environment where questions are encouraged and mistakes are treated as part of the learning process. My favorite moment is when someone goes from feeling nervous to thinking, “Wait, I actually know what to do in an emergency!”

A few fun facts about me: On Sundays, I root for the 49ers, i love plants, and I’m always up for anything crafty. When I’m not teaching or nursing, there’s a good chance you’ll find me working on some random craft project that I absolutely did not need to start, but am having way too much fun finishing. 😂”