What Is CPR123 and What Does It Offer?

CPR123 is a training provider that offers American Heart Association (AHA) certification courses, including BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, and IV certification, along with first aid and CPR courses. It serves both healthcare professionals and the general public through classroom training, on-site training, online courses, and skills testing, with locations in New York and Texas.

What courses does CPR123 offer?

According to the site, CPR123 provides AHA courses across several categories:

• BLS (Basic Life Support)
• ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support)
• PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
• NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program)
• IV certification and IV administration classes
• First aid and CPR courses

The site organizes its course catalog into four main tracks:

Who is CPR123 for?

CPR123 serves two broad groups:

• Healthcare professionals seeking AHA certifications or recertifications, such as BLS, ACLS, PALS, and NRP.
• The general public looking for first aid and CPR training.

The site also offers corporate group training, which is relevant if you need to certify a team rather than an individual.

What training formats are available?

CPR123 delivers training through multiple formats:

• Classroom training at physical locations
• Off-site training brought to your workplace
• Online courses for a selection of AHA programs
• Required skills testing to complete certification

For employers, the on-site option is positioned as a way to avoid the cost and time of having employees commute to a learning center.

Where are CPR123 locations?

CPR123 lists locations in two states:

• New York: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Mineola, and Huntington
• Texas: San Antonio

Scheduling and certification timing

The site states that CPR123 offers flexible class schedules, including day, weekend, and evening sessions, with same-day AHA certification options available at its AHA training center.

How to get started

You can contact CPR123 by phone at (844) 427-7123, by email, or through the contact form on its website. Enrollment is handled through the course pages on cpr123.com.

If you are choosing a training provider, the main things to verify for your situation are whether the specific certification you need (for example, ACLS versus BLS) is offered in a format that fits your schedule, and whether your employer or licensing body requires an in-person skills check rather than an online-only course.