CPR Certification Course

A heart attack occurs when heart muscle tissue dies because it's blood supply is severely reduced or stopped. This often occurs because of a clot in one or more coronary arteries. If damage to the heart muscle is too severe, the victim's heart can stop beating-a condition called cardiac arrest. Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the United States, affecting about 250,000 people yearly in out of hospital locations. 

Few victims experiencing sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital survive unless a rapid sequence of events takes place. The "Chain of Survival" is a way of describing the ideal sequence of care that should take place when a cardiac arrest occurs.

The materials contained in our CPR certification course will give you the knowledge, ability, and confidence to recognize the need for CPR, and utilize the training in an emergency situation.

Most importantly, you could SAVE A LIFE.