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Category: Swimming Accidents
Injury Risks Associated With Swimming Pools
September 21, 2017 | Category: Personal Injury, Swimming AccidentsSwimming pools can pose serious injury risks to both swimmers and persons engaged in activities near the pool itself. Media reports of drowning incidents and pool negligence are common, and the statistics reveal an unfortunate reality. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, on the basis of studies conducted by the National Swimming Pool Institute and the National Safety Council, in the United States alone there are well over one million pools, with nearly 50,000 suffering...
Pool Ownership Comes With Responsibility
August 31, 2016 | Category: Personal Injury, Swimming AccidentsNothing may be more refreshing than jumping into a pool for Floridians. However, pools are a big responsibility for homeowners and can be deadly for a child.
Prevent Drownings & Near Drownings
September 24, 2014 | Category: Child Injuries, Swimming AccidentsChildhood drownings are tragic. The Red Cross reports that over two hundred young children drown in backyard swimming pools each year. "Near" drownings may be just as tragic.
Make Your Beach Trips Fun and Safe
July 4, 2014 | Category: Swimming AccidentsFor the native and tourist alike, time spent at the beach can be some of the most fun and relaxing time we enjoy all year. But beaches have many dangers that are not always readily apparent, and which could spoil a vacation and lead to serious injury.
Preventing Swimming Pool/Spa Accidents
June 13, 2014 | Category: Swimming AccidentsAccording to the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission), approximately 300 children under the age of 5 die every year as a result of drowning, and more than 2,000 are sent to the hospital. About 65% of these accidents occurred in pools owned by the child's own family.
Teach All Children How to Swim
June 7, 2013 | Category: Swimming Accidents"Children younger than age 5 represent more than 75% of all pool and spa submersion deaths and 78% of pool and spa submersion injuries in the United States involve children younger than 15."