Before beginning Hands-only CPR, it's essential to check if the person truly needs help. Start by tapping their shoulder and loudly asking, "Are you OK?" This simple action helps assess consciousness.

Here's how to perform hands-only CPR to help save a life Hands-only CPR can buy time until someone with more skills can help, while alleviating the concern people may have over providing rescue ...

February is American Heart Month, so there is no better time to learn how to perform hands-only CPR. Dr. Chloe McCoy, an emergency physician at MedStar Health, said hands-only CPR simplifies the ...