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The American Heart Association and American Red Cross certifications are good for two years from the date of issue. They typically expire on the last day of the month they were issued 2 years ahead, for example if you took your class 02/15/2022 your certification wouldn’t expire until 2/28/2024 (or the last day of the month)

If you are a healthcare professional, BLS for Healthcare providers is what you need. If you are a teacher, or anyone else (also called a lay rescuer) Heartsaver and/or First Aid CPR AED is probably what you are looking for. ACLS or Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support is designed for healthcare professionals such as nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, physicians assistants, paramedics, respiratory therapists and other advanced level providers who provide advanced level cardiovascular resuscitation to victims of cardiac arrest and/or stroke. PALS or Pediatric Advanced Life Support is designed for healthcare professionals such as nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, physicians assistants, paramedics, respiratory therapists and other advanced level providers who provide advanced level cardiovascular resuscitation to pediatric victims of cardiac arrest and other pediatric emergencies.

Full in person courses, where we watch the videos and do the skills along with the videos take about 4-6 hours depending on the discipline taught. If we do a blended learning session, you do an online module at home or work and then meet one of our instructors for a skills session and that skills session typically takes an hour to two hours depending on how many students we have enrolled in a skills session that day.

You take a portion of the course on-line, then complete the skills training with the latest advancements in CPR training tools with live certified instructors. You will receive the same certification as the classroom only course. This is the most popular option and is the best fit for most people by allowing you to take the majority of the class in the comfort of your own home and get the hands-on skills taught and tested in-person under the guidance of a CPR instructor.