Learn how to perform CPR on yourself, family members, and others in an emergency situation. Our cpr classes for adults are designed to save lives. These classes will help many protect their home, workplace, and community with this most important skill.

Learn how to perform CPR.

You can learn how to perform CPR by coming to our on-site training courses. These courses cover everything you need to know to help someone who has stopped breathing. They also teach you how to use a defibrillator and other tools to save lives.

If you want to be prepared to respond to a medical emergency, take one of our CPR classes. Our courses include information on what to do if someone stops breathing, how to use an auto defibrillator (AED). We also provide links to local organizations that offer CPR classes.

Know when to call 911.

In addition to learning how to perform CPR, it is also important to learn what to do when you need help. You should know where to go for medical assistance and how to contact emergency services.

The American Heart Association recommends calling 911 if you think someone has had a cardiac arrest. If you witness someone having a cardiac arrest, you should immediately call 911 and then begin performing CPR until emergency personnel arrives.

Practice with a partner or friend.

It is recommended that people practice CPR at least twice per year. This will ensure that you are ready for an emergency situation. If you are practicing alone, make sure you have a partner or friend available to assist you.

Our classes are state of the art and gets right to the point. The benefit of knowing how to do CPR can save countless lives, and help emergency responders do their job better.