American Heart Association
Emergency Cardiovascular
Care Programs
Services Provided:
Fees Payable at time of Class
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BLS Provider Certification/Recertification​
$50.00
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Heart Saver CPR with AED
$60
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Heart Saver CPR with First Aid & AED
$100
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Family & Friends CPR
$20
Most courses taught at Advanced Dental Concepts (Directions on Contact Page). Larger classes or whole office instruction can be taught at your location for your convenience.
The above courses are taught through American Heart Association AHEC Training Center ID#:20357
Frequently Asked Questions
If your question is not answered below,
please call
Paul David Vollmer @ 850-384-2849
You may also schedule DIRECTLY with us via phone, email, or text.
(850)384-2849
pdvollmer@gmail.com
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1. When should I book my course before my certification card expires? At least 2 weeks prior to expiration of card to allow the email ecards@heart.org to be sent to you for claiming and printing. Digital eCARD available to claim that evening after class/following morning . Detailed process will be explained at class time.
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2.What materials(books, paperwork,etc...) do I need before I attend the class? We recommend students reviewing over the course book before taking the class so you are familiar with the material and comfortable to demonstrate your skills and answer questions throughout the class. Course books can be purchased at:
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ShopCPR.heart.org. Digital copy BLS Provider manual product code is: #20-3102 Cost is $16.25
Other materials can be purchased at this sight
3.How long does it take to get my new card for certification/recertification?
Ecards are available that evening after class/following morning via American Heart Association Website. . Detailed directions given at beginning of class.
E-mail will be sent to you from ecards@heart.org for you to claim and print your card. You will have AHA Website access to your card for 2 years so that you may reprint or resend your CPR card at your leisure. HIGHLY RECOMMEND saving the ecard pdf to YOUR Hard Drive for quick access/reference
4.What should I wear to my BLS/CPR class? Please wear something comfortable that you are easily able to move in. Many of students wear a pair of scrubs or jeans and a t-shirt. Wearing a dress or skirt can be difficult when trying to do compressions on the mannikin. We want the most comfortable learning atmosphere for you and other students.
5.Will the courses be exciting and educational? Absolutely! Most students thoroughly enjoy our classes. We include relevant stories from over 52 years of clinical and personal experience to focus on particular topics. We use a variety of rhymes and phrases that help you remember the important components of the courses. We want you to be able to learn the material and most importantly APPLY the techniques to SAVE LIVES!
