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Approximately 1,000 people die every day in the United States because they suffered a cardiac arrest outside of the hospital.  This websites main goal is to help educate the public about local CPR training classes in their area so we can all be prepared on how to perform effective CPR to help save lives. 

Here are the facts: 

• If your love one experiences cardiac arrest and you call 911, it will on average take 8 to 12 minutes for the paramedics to arrive.  But here is the scary part - If you do not perform effective CPR immediately, within 4 to 6 minutes brain tissue starts to die and brain damage is likely.  After 10 minutes brain damage is almost certain and non reversible.  In other words, your love ones need your help to survive.  YOU CAN’T RELY ON OUTSIDE HELP BECAUSE OUTSIDE HELP MOST LIKELY WON’T ARRIVE FAST ENOUGH!  

• Cardiac arrest can happen at any age.  It is not just an old person's issue.
  
  
• It is estimated that more than 95 percent of cardiac arrest victims die before reaching the hospital. In cities where defibrillation is provided within 5 to 7 minutes, the survival rate from sudden cardiac arrest is as high as 49 percent.

CPR training companies:  Please help add to our directory. We now offer a free basic listing for no charge,.  Featured links are available for a nominal charge and have ownership rights to that geographical area.  We feel the best way to learn CPR is through a qualified training center and that online courses do not give you the appropriate hands on experience.  Therefore we do not allow online training websites to list there services here!

Click on your location from the list below to find a CPR class near you:

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