FAQs

CPR stands for Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. It is an emergency life-saving technique performed on individuals experiencing cardiac arrest or respiratory failure. CPR involves chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood flow and oxygenation until professional medical help arrives.

The duration of CPR training can vary depending on the specific program you choose. Typically, CPR training courses can range from a few hours to a full day, depending on the level of certification (e.g.. basic CPR or CPR/AED,BLS/BLS Renewal & heart saver) and the depth of training provided.

Most CPR training programs do not have any prerequisites. They are open to anyone interested in learning CPR, regardless of their prior experiences

Yes, upon successful completion of CPR training, most programs provide participants with a certification card. This card serves as proof that you have completed the training and are competent in performing CPR. The certification is usually valid for a certain period, typically two years, after which re- certification is required.

Yes, CPR certification needs to be renewed periodically to ensure that individuals stay updated with the latest techniques and guidelines. Renewal courses are generally shorter than the initial certification courses and focus on refreshing knowledge and skills.

No, CPR training is not limited to healthcare professionals. It is beneficial for anyone to learn CPR, as cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere. CPR training is valuable for parents, teachers, caregivers, fitness instructors, workplace employees, and anyone interested in being prepared to respond in an emergency situation.

The cost of CPR training can vary depending on the courses being offered, level of certification, and any additional materials or resources included in the course. Contact OneCare Training center admission office