How to Contact CPR123 or Enroll in a Course

CPR123 accepts contact by phone, email, or an online contact form, and course enrollment starts from the course search on its website. The site lists a single phone number — (844) 427-7123 — plus an email address and a contact form, so you can reach the team through whichever channel fits your situation. Enrollment itself is organized by course category rather than by a single sign-up page, which means the fastest path depends on whether you are a healthcare provider or a member of the general public, and whether you want an in-person or online class.

Ways to Contact CPR123

The site's "Contact Us Today" section states you can reach CPR123 by phone, by email, or by filling out the contact form.

Use the phone number if you need a quick answer about scheduling, same-day certification, or group training. Use the contact form or email if your question involves documents, employer requirements, or details you want in writing.

How to Enroll in a Course

Enrollment runs through the course listings rather than a single registration button. The homepage provides a "Search Courses" field with a Search button, and the "Our Courses" section splits offerings into four entry points:

• Classroom for Healthcare Providers — in-person courses aimed at clinical staff
• Classroom for Non-Healthcare Providers — in-person courses for the general public
• Online for Healthcare Providers — online courses for clinical staff
• Online for Non-Healthcare Providers — online courses for the general public

Each category has its own "View Courses" link. Pick the category that matches your role and preferred format, then choose the specific course and session from there.

A practical sequence:

1. Decide whether you are enrolling as a healthcare provider or as a member of the general public.
2. Decide whether you want classroom training or an online course.
3. Open the matching category under "Our Courses" and view the available courses.
4. If you already know the course name, use the "Search Courses" field on the homepage instead.
5. If you are unsure which course fits your job or employer's requirement, call (844) 427-7123 before registering.

Courses You Can Enroll In

CPR123 describes itself as a provider of American Heart Association courses, with the following named in its course and certification listings:

• BLS
• ACLS
• PALS
• NRP
• IV certification
• First aid and CPR courses

The site also mentions IV administration classes. Course formats include classroom training, off-site training, required skills testing, and a selection of AHA online courses.

Locations and Scheduling

CPR123 lists locations in New York and Texas: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Mineola, Huntington, and San Antonio.

Scheduling details stated on the site:

• Day, weekend, and evening sessions are available.
• Same-day AHA certification options are offered at the American Heart Association training center.
• Courses are available for both individuals and corporate groups.

If your schedule is tight or you need certification quickly, same-day certification is the detail worth confirming by phone before you register, since it depends on the specific course and session.

On-Site Training for Groups

For employers, CPR123 offers an on-site option that brings certified CPR and AED training to your workplace. The site's stated rationale is that commuting to a learning center is not always cost-efficient for employees, and on-site delivery is presented as a way to save time and money. There is a dedicated "Get On-site Training" entry point for this.

Choose on-site training if you need to certify a group of employees at one time and location. Choose a classroom session at one of the listed locations if only one or two people need certification, or if you want the standard training-center environment.

What to Have Ready Before You Contact Them

To get a useful answer on the first call or message, have these on hand:

• The specific certification you need (BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, IV, or first aid/CPR)
• Whether you are a healthcare provider or general public enrollee
• Whether you want classroom, online, or on-site training
• Your preferred dates, including whether you need a weekend or evening session
• Whether you are enrolling as an individual or as part of a corporate group
• Any employer or licensing requirement that specifies which certification is acceptable

The site does not publish pricing, so cost is one item to confirm directly with CPR123 rather than assume.