Spanish Fork Hospital is scheduled to host a series of free Stop the Bleed training sessions designed to teach community members three quick techniques to help save lives during bleeding emergencies. The upcoming sessions will take place at the hospital facility located at 765 E Market Place Drive in Spanish Fork.
Life-Saving Skills Training
The training program, organized by Intermountain Healthcare, focuses on providing practical skills for responding to critical medical incidents. Participants in the sessions will learn three specific techniques intended to assist in life-saving measures when a bleeding emergency occurs.
According to Intermountain Healthcare, the training is free of charge for those who register. The sessions are held at the Spanish Fork Hospital facility, which is situated at 765 E Market Place Drive, Spanish Fork, Utah.
Upcoming Session Schedule
The hospital has scheduled multiple sessions for the community to attend. One upcoming session is set to take place on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. MDT. For this August session, Intermountain Healthcare reported that there are 7 seats available for registered participants.
Following the August session, the hospital will host another training event on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026. This September session will also run from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. MDT and offers 15 seats for those interested in attending. The registration deadline for the September event is set for Sept. 2, 2026.
Registration and Requirements
Interested individuals must complete a registration process through Intermountain Healthcare's secure system. The registration form requires personal information, including first name, last name, email address, phone number, and full residential address.
Upon completing the registration form, participants will be redirected to Intermountain's secure webpay site to finalize the process. While the events themselves are free, the registration process ensures that participants receive email confirmations and event reminders. Intermountain Healthcare notes that registration emails may contain confidential information.
Program Objectives and Technical Details
The Stop the Bleed program aims to equip bystanders with the necessary knowledge to act before professional medical responders arrive. By teaching rapid response techniques, the hospital seeks to improve survival rates during traumatic bleeding events.
Registration for these events is managed through Intermountain Healthcare's digital platform. The hospital provides specific technical guidance for the digital form, noting that if a red reCAPTCHA error appears, users should edit the URL in their browser so that it begins with https://intermountainhealthcare.org/classes-events... before attempting to fill out the form again.
