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In the time of a global pandemic there has never been a greater need to learn CPR. Many of us citizens are doing our part to help reduce/stop the spread. Many of us have been asked to quarantine or stay-at-home to stop the spread, but it also involves us knowing how to administer live saving skills should a situation arise. Hospitals are reaching high capacities so it is imperative that bystanders have the skills to aid, if a life threatening situation arises.  There are many of you who have already been trained and certified in CPR or BLS and are needing to renew your certifications

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BLS vs CPR… What is the Difference?We get a lot of questions about the difference between AHA BLS Provider CPR and CPR AED. The difference between BLS and CPR is that the BLS class is an advanced CPR AED course. BLS is an abbreviation for Basic Life Support. The BLS CPR AED is a healthcare level CPR. The American Heart Association certification for healthcare providers is titled BLS Provider. The BLS CPR AED course is designed for healthcare professionals. The BLS Provider is an advanced CPR AED designed for the professional rescuer. For example, if you are a Nurse/RN/CNA/EMT/Paramedic/D

Take a look here to see how to claim your AHA ECard. There is also a handy memo to provide to your employer.What is an eCard?An eCard is the electronic equivalent of a printed course completion card and can be provided to students as proof of their certification. The new eCards are valid course completion cards and can be presented to employers as proof of successful completion of an AHA course.Can I receive the regular paper version?No, the American Heart Association is switching over to the more secure version of the BLS cards, so it is not possible to receive the out-dated paper cards. Howe