American Heart Association

Heartsaver: CPR + AED + First Aid

AHA Heartsaver โ€” built for laypeople. Workplace, school, and family responders.

If you're not a clinical provider but you might be the first one on scene, this is your course.

American Heart Association
Same-day certification
OSHA Compliant

Curriculum

What you'll learn.

Built for the lay public. No medical background required.

01
Adult CPR & AED
Hands-on compressions, rescue breathing, and AED use for adults.
02
Child & Infant CPR
Age-specific compression depth, hand placement, and rescue breaths.
03
Choking relief
Conscious and unconscious airway obstruction โ€” adults, children, and infants.
04
First Aid basics
Bleeding control, shock, burns, sprains, fractures, allergic reactions, seizures, stroke.
05
Emergency response system
Recognize, call, and act โ€” when to dial 911 and what to tell them.
Workplace-compliant

Heartsaver meets OSHA, daycare licensing, school, and most state-level workplace responder requirements. The eCard is the proof you bring to your employer.

Group bookings

Need to certify a whole team? Group bookings are available at all locations. Contact us for group rates and on-site delivery.

Who Heartsaver is for

Anyone who might be first on scene.

Heartsaver doesn't assume any clinical background โ€” perfect for workplaces, schools, and families.

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Workplace responders
  • OSHA-required workplaces
  • Office safety teams
  • Manufacturing & warehouse
  • Construction crews
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Schools & camps
  • Teachers & coaches
  • Counselors & paraeducators
  • Camp staff & lifeguards
  • School resource staff
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Parents & caregivers
  • New parents & grandparents
  • Babysitters & au pairs
  • Foster & adoptive families
  • Elder caregivers
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Community responders
  • Faith communities
  • Neighborhood watch
  • Volunteer fire / aux EMS
  • Corporate volunteer programs

Heartsaver FAQ

Common questions.

Is Heartsaver the same as BLS?

No. BLS is for clinical providers (nurses, EMS, etc.). Heartsaver is the lay-public version for workplaces, schools, and families. The skills overlap but Heartsaver focuses on what an untrained bystander needs to know before EMS arrives.

How long does it take?

About 3 hours for the full CPR/AED/First Aid combo. Shorter if you only need CPR/AED without First Aid โ€” ask at your location.

Will my employer accept this?

Yes. AHA Heartsaver is recognized by OSHA, school districts, daycare licensing boards, and most workplaces. The eCard is your proof of completion โ€” forward it to HR.

How long is the card valid?

2 years. Renewal is the same course; we'll send a reminder before yours expires.

Do I need any prior experience?

None. Heartsaver is built for the absolute beginner. If you've never done CPR before, you'll be fine.

Can my whole team take it together?

Yes. We do group bookings at all three locations and can deliver on-site for larger teams. Contact us for group rates.