Connecticut

In Connecticut, CPR programs don’t have many statewide rules, but some requirements do apply. Schools must keep CPR devices in good shape, train staff, and report any incidents. Connecticut’s Good Samaritan Law protects those who own or use CPR devices during emergencies. This protection doesn’t cover instructors or medical directors. Also, it isn’t tied to specific compliance standards. To improve public safety, golf courses, some schools, and health clubs need to have CPR devices available for emergencies.