There are many reasons why you haven’t taken the time to learn basic first aid skills. For instance, you don’t know where to go to register for a training program, or you don’t have enough time on your hands to get it done. However, you must know that basic first aid skills are essential for everyone to learn.
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between emergency and urgent care? If your injury or illness isn’t life-threatening, you may need to see your doctor or go to an urgent care facility. Most day clinics provide appropriate urgent care services.
Life happens. You don’t know when you will need to be rushed to the hospital to receive emergency medical attention. In fact, you must stay prepared for a medical emergency at any point in time.
Did you know that an estimated 2 million South Africans require medical attention for non-fatal injuries? According to Life Healthcare, this translates to approximately 60 per 1000 cases needing emergency medical care. Many hospital cases require emergency medical attention.
Every year we prepare for the silly season. South African roads are hazardous to drive on a typical day. Still, our everyday hazards are heightened in December with heavy traffic, drunken driving, load shedding and potholes. Affinity Rescue has put together a few road safety tips for you and your loved ones to practice. Whether staying at home or planning a road trip, here are our dos and don’ts.
Crime is a common South African culture – it happens to us, our loved ones and all around us. You can never be certain that you won’t ever be a victim of some crime and if you are a daily commuter, you are at higher risk of being hijacked. Being aware and vigilant could save […]
Exactly half a year ago, a national state of disaster was declared by the government to fight the spread of COVID-19. It has been a stressful time comprising of elevated levels of social isolation, hunger, criminal activity, panic buying, fake news, looting, protesting, businesses slowing down, and the unforeseen loss of important people. Level 1 […]
