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the mikey network and monarch group partnership

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The Monarch Group has teamed up with The Mikey Network to install MIKEY defibrillators in all of their condos!  Monarch’s condos will  now have MIKEYs (AEDs), ready to assist someone suffering from SCA (sudden cardiac arrest). You will see our MIKEY defibrillators in areas such as lobbies and fitness facilities.

”  … hopefully the new safety feature will inspire other builders and developers to look to The Mikey Network for their services.”  

We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!

Read the complete story in the Toronto Star New Homes and Condos Blog- Keeping It Real-Estate.

Parsons and Cummings donate a MIKEY

A lifesaving MIKEY defibrillator was donated to Timberlane Athletic Club in Aurora, Ontario, by Cal, Angie, Kim and Andrea Parsons on behalf of Parsons & Cummings Limited.

We want to thank them for their continued support!

Continuous Chest Compression CPR  is a hands-only (No mouth -to-mouth) CPR method that doubles a person’s chance of surviving cardiac arrest!  This fantastic video put out by The University of Arizona School of Medicine’s Sarver Heart Center, teaches you how to use this method of CPR.

In the video, you learn Continuous Chest Compression CPR from Gordon A. Ewy, MD, and Karl Kern, MD, the physician researchers who developed this new approach to CPR.

PLEASE take 6 quick minutes to watch.  It can save a life!

The Mikey Network, Heathwood Homes, and  Two Men And A Truck, joined forces for our 2011 charity toy drive.  In the end, we donated 1000 toys!  The CTV Toy Mountain toy drive benefitted the Salvation Army.

We want to thank all of the Mikey Network, Heathwood Homes, & Two Men And A Truck customers, suppliers and supporters, for making the Toy Mountain toy drive such a success. 1000 toys made A LOT of children very happy!

Tom Hayes from City News Toronto, reports on the quick thinking teachers at Silverhorn Collegiate Highschool that used a MIKEY to save a 17 year old student.

The MIKEY was placed at the school through our Mikey’s Young At Heart School Defibrillator Program.

Part 1 (5:30 Newscast)

Part 2 (6:00 Newscast)