You could save a life!
Healthline offers the following courses and can work with you on purchasing and AED!
AHA BLS Provider Courses
AHA ACLS Provider Courses
AHA PALS Provider Courses
AHA Heartsaver Courses
AHA Instructor Courses
AHA Continuing Education (CE) Modules
CBRF Registry Courses
We Proudly Serve ALL OF Wisconsin
Why Healthline
Healthline First Aid believes in the importance of what we teach! First Aid, CPR, and AED training serve an important purpose and we know that ANYONE, and want EVERYONE to learn CPR. Classes are taught in a fun and relaxed environment while holding to the standards set for instruction by the American Heart Association. Second only to the importance of learning CPR, here are a number of other reasons to become a client of Healthline First Aid:
Healthline First Aid Instructors have experience in what they teach. Our lead instructors are healthcare providers who provide a real world application to every class.
Smaller Milwaukee CPR group classes available! Small group classes are held at the Healthline First Aid office in Greenfield Wisconsin offer a more one-on-one approach.
Don’t stress about your certification expiring. We track the expiration dates of our clients to minimize lapses in certifications.
9
Out Of
10 Chance
a cardiac emergency will occur in the home
- The American Heart Association
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Help add years to someone's life by taking a few hours out of your day to receive a CPR certification. Immersive classes offered at HLFA are taught in a fun and relaxed environment in Milwaukee. Register in one of our FirstAid, AED, or CPR clases in Milwaukee today to become a certified life-saver and protect the lives of the ones you love. Find a class and sign up or Contact Healthline for a custom class fitting your schedule.
Get CPR certified today and protect the lives of the ones you love. Call Healthline First Aid 414-282-4532.
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70%
Of Americansmay feel helpless to act during a cardiac emergency cause they don’t know how to administer CPR or their training has significantly lapsed.
- The American Heart Association