♥American Heart Association Classes♥

AHA ACLS Provider Course
Held 3-4 times a month on Tuesday + Wednesday, for specific dates and times please see our calendar Click here for schedule 

AHA ACLS Renewal Course
Held generally on the first and third Mondays of the month as well as one Saturday  each month. For additional classes or specific dates and times please see our calendar Click here for schedule 

AHA-Heartcode ACLS Anywhere Program.
Call to register 713.706.3001
Study and take part 1 at your own pace, then call to schedule your skills check-off. We do NOT recommend this course for first time students or for those students who do not use their ACLS skills on a regular basis.

AHA CPR class all levels.
BLS for HCP and Heartsaver AED
These AHA courses are generaly taught 5 days each week. Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday classes start at 9AM Wednesday class starts at 1PM For specific dates and times please see our calendar Click here for schedule

First Aid(only), Call for dates and times

AHA-Heartcode BLS Anywhere Program.
Call to register 713.706.3001
Study and take part 1 at your own pace, then call to schedule your skills check-off. We do NOT reccomend this course for first time students or for those students who do not use their BLS skills on a regular basis.

AHA PALS CLASS
Held generaly on the Second Monday of the month, the third Friday of the month, and the last Tuesday of the month. For specific dates and times please see our calendar Click here for schedule
In order to hold a one day provider PALS class, Student to Instructor ratios will be strictly enforced at no more than 4:1. This allows us to follow AHA/AAP guidelines and teach the "full" course in a one day format. No exceptions will be made, once the limit  has been reached no more students will be accepted in the class

AHA-Heartcode PALS Anywhere Program.
Call to register 713.706.3001
Study and take part 1 at your own pace, then call to schedule your skills check-off. We do NOT reccomend this course for first time students or for those students who do not use their PALS skills on a regular basis.

“The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in CPR and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association, and any fees charged for such a course do not represent income to the association.”