Our Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED curriculum incorporates the training and content of multiple different courses into one class. Students receive their First Aid/CPR/AED training in addition to training in basic human anatomy and advanced training in bleeding control, opioid overdoses, allergic reactions, poisonings, spinal injuries, splinting, and more. Taking this class allows students to receive an official American Red Cross certification in comprehensive first aid response.

Our Comprehensive First Aid/CPR/AED classes last around 30 hours, typically spread across four days. Please contact us if you are interested in taking this class, as it is typically offered to private groups upon request only.

Opioid overdoses are one of the leading causes of out-of-hospital respiratory and cardiac arrest and are on the rise. In these classes, students will learn how to recognize the signs and sympoms of an opioid overdose, administer narcan, and consistenly monior vital signs to respond effectively if the person's condition continues to deteriorate.

Whether you're a student, parent, or concerned community member, these classes provide clear, step-by-step guidance in a supportive environment. Join us and gain the essential skills to protect those in need, because every second counts.

LifeSaver CPR & First Aid is proud to be the only American Red Cross training provider in the area offering regularly-scheduled classes on bleeding control. Our 1½-hour bleeding control classes focus on teaching individuals how to effectively manage and control bleeding in emergency situations. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to respond swiftly and confidently to life-threatening bleeding.