H&H Medical Delivers First Aid Kits to Va. School Districts

Around 200 pre packed kits will be stationed throughout the schools by 2018.

H&H Medical Corporation, a manufacturer and supplier of emergency first aid products, announced the delivery of custom emergency first aid kits for placement within three Virginia school districts this week.

The Williamsburg-James City County, York County, and York-Poquoson school systems received the kits, which were built in cooperation with Fire, EMS, and school officials from the City of Williamsburg, James City County, York County, and the City of Poquoson.

The kits are part of a continuing effort by the fire department to improve preparedness in the event of medical emergencies countywide. The kits to be made by H&H Medical will contain products specially designed to stop severe bleeding and to keep an injured person stable until emergency medical professionals arrive on the scene.

Each kit contains a SWAT-T compression tourniquet designed to work on children and adults, an H&H Compressed Gauze pack to place into a deep wound to slow bleeding, an H&H Thin H compression bandage to place over wounds and apply compression, an emergency blanket to keep the injured person warm and reduce the risk of shock, and a plastic safety cutter to help removing clothes and debris from an injured person.

Four pre-packed kits, each individually wrapped, will be placed in custom orange pouches to be stationed throughout the schools in the Williamsburg-James City County, York County, and York-Poquoson school systems.

Along with each kit, a set of instructions will be included showing first responders how to use each item in the kit.

H&H Medical expects up to 200 kits to be placed in the schools by the end of the calendar year.

“As a proud member of this community, we are glad we can bring our products to the school system to help everyone be prepared in the event of a serious emergency,” said Paul Harder, president of H&H Medical. “We believe everyone can improve the chance of survival from a serious bleeding injury with the right products at the right time.”

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Zach Winn is a journalist living in the Boston area. He was previously a reporter for Wicked Local and graduated from Keene State College in 2014, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism and minoring in political science.

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