How Can I Take CPR123 Courses — Locations, Formats, and Schedules?

CPR123 delivers American Heart Association (AHA) certification courses in three formats — classroom, on-site, and online — across six locations in New York and Texas, with day, weekend, and evening sessions and same-day certification available for some courses. If you're a healthcare professional or a member of the general public looking for CPR, BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, or IV certification, you can choose the format and time that fits your schedule.

Where CPR123 Holds Courses

CPR123 operates AHA training locations in two states:

If you're based near any of these cities, classroom training is the most direct option. If your team is elsewhere, the on-site format brings the training to you instead.

Which Formats Are Available

CPR123 offers four ways to complete training, and the right one depends on how you learn best and whether you need hands-on skill verification.

Classroom training

In-person courses at a CPR123 training center. This is the standard route for healthcare providers who need full AHA certification, and it's also open to non-healthcare providers taking first aid and CPR courses.

On-site training

CPR123 brings certified CPR and AED training to your workplace. The site notes this option exists because commuting to a learning center isn't always cost-efficient for employers — so it's aimed at corporate groups that want to save employees' time and travel.

Online courses

A selection of AHA online courses is available. These suit learners who want to study remotely, though some certifications still require a skills test.

Skills testing

For courses that require it, CPR123 provides the required skills testing — relevant if you complete the knowledge portion online but still need in-person verification.

Who the Courses Are For

CPR123 splits its catalog into two audiences, and each has both classroom and online tracks:

• Healthcare providers — BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, IV certification, and related AHA courses
• Non-healthcare providers / general public — first aid and CPR courses

Corporate groups can arrange training for their teams in either audience category.

Scheduling and Certification Timing

CPR123 advertises flexible class schedules that include:

• Day sessions
• Weekend sessions
• Evening sessions

Same-day AHA certification is available for some courses at the training center. If getting certified quickly matters to you — for a job start date or a credential deadline — ask specifically whether your course qualifies for same-day certification when you enroll, since the site describes it as an option rather than a guarantee for every course.

How to Enroll or Ask Questions

CPR123 lists three contact channels:

• Phone: (844) 427-7123
• Email: [email protected]
• Contact form: available on the site

You can also browse courses directly on the site, which organizes them by audience (healthcare vs. non-healthcare) and format (classroom vs. online).

Choosing Between Formats

The site does not publish pricing, so contact CPR123 directly for course costs and current availability.