Practical preparation for first aid emergencies
Heartsaver brings first aid, CPR, and AED learning together in one course. Hands-on practice helps you apply what you learn. Review your class instructions for the learning format and any online work required before attending.
Your Heartsaver course completion card
Participants who successfully complete all course requirements receive an American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED Course Completion Card, valid for two years. Your card reflects the modules completed.
Register for adult and pediatric training
The form below starts with AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED selected. Choose your date and time. Add the details for each participant and continue through the payment form. For group training or questions about the right class, call (857) 332-1930 or email info@savinghands.net.
First aid and CPR for everyday responsibilities
Heartsaver is a practical choice for people preparing to respond to emergencies outside a clinical role. Workplace teams, coaches, caregivers, and community members can use the class to build familiarity with first aid, CPR, and AED skills. The right course depends on the responsibilities you have and the credential your organization requests.
For a workplace or childcare requirement, share the exact course name and pediatric training needs with us before booking. This helps you choose the appropriate modules rather than assuming every CPR card covers the same subjects.
What the training brings together
This course combines first aid topics with CPR and AED learning. You practice recognizing an emergency, getting help, and using the skills covered by your chosen course modules. Activities use training equipment and instructor guidance, giving you an opportunity to ask questions as you learn.
- Recognizing situations that call for first aid or emergency help.
- Practicing CPR and working with an AED trainer.
- Learning about choking and other common emergency situations.
- Reviewing adult and pediatric topics included in your class.
Adult and pediatric training needs
Caring for children can involve different training requirements from a general workplace role. Confirm whether your organization needs child and infant modules as well as adult skills. Review those details with Saving Hands before your class so the course you select matches the age groups relevant to you.
Completing Heartsaver does not replace a BLS Provider requirement. If a healthcare program requests BLS, use the separate AHA BLS certification page to review that course.
Plan your Heartsaver visit to Waltham
Choose an available session in the form below and enter each participant’s details. Scheduled Heartsaver classes have a maximum of 10 participants, with availability shown for this course separately from our other classes. Contact the office if you need to coordinate a larger group.
Before attending, review the address, start time, learning format, and any online preparation in your registration instructions. Bring the materials requested and wear comfortable clothing for practical activities. If you are unsure about the training format or need an accommodation, call (857) 332-1930 before class.
Use your completion card for the right requirement
Successful completion leads to the course completion card for the modules you completed. Keep your card details available for your employer and check the expiration date when planning future training. Saving Hands can help with class selection, while your workplace or school decides which credential it requires.
Frequently asked questions
Heartsaver is intended for people with little or no medical training who want emergency response skills or need a course completion card. Confirm your workplace’s required course name and training modules before enrolling.
The listed price is $125 per participant for the AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED course. Available dates and times are shown in the form below.
These are different courses. If your employer or clinical program specifically requests an AHA BLS Provider card, choose our AHA BLS Provider course rather than Heartsaver.
This page is for our adult and pediatric first aid, CPR, and AED offering. Confirm the child and infant modules needed for your job when booking, because the completion card reflects the modules successfully completed.
No medical background is needed to begin Heartsaver training. You will learn through course instruction and practical activities. Let us know before class if you have questions about participating in hands-on practice.
A course completion card is valid for two years after successful completion of the required learning and skills. Ask your employer whether it requires an earlier refresher or specific pediatric modules.
You can register several participants while places remain in a scheduled session, up to its 10-person maximum. Contact Saving Hands to discuss larger workplace groups or training arrangements at another location.
Check your class instructions for the address, start time, selected modules, and any assigned online preparation. Wear comfortable clothing for practice and contact our office in advance if you need help with the learning format.