Laws commonly known as Good Samaritan Laws are designed to protect and encourage individuals give aid to others. These laws vary from state to state. Most states protect medical professionals while not at work. Choose from the states listed above to see the laws in your state.
In most states, you are not legally required to stop and assist someone. This is commonly known as a Duty to Act. However, some states do require that you stop and give aid to the best of your ability. It's important to know if you are in a duty-to-act state
Online CPR Certification
Our online CPR certifications, BLS certifications, and CPR - First Aid certifications are accepted in all 50 states. Most states require that the CPR class follows specific guidelines. Our online classes include the exact same class material and test as our instructor based classes. This is one of the many reasons our classes are accepted more than any other online provider.
In-Person Classes
If you feel that you would rather take an in-person class, there are many locations available in each state. Some providers offer classes in all 50 states. For more information on in-person classes you can contact us at support.aedcpr.com. We service most of the USA. For classes outside of our service areas, you can also contact the American Heart Association at cpr.heart.org or the American Red Cross at redcross.org.
Group Classes
We offer group classes in all 50 states. Group management is easy. With our new group management dashboard, you can add classes, assign classes to your group members, and view cpr certification statuses. Group members will receive a link to take the class, no login is needed for your group. You can receive notifications when classes are completed or when they are due for renewal. To request a group discount, see our Group Discount page.
OTHER POPULAR ONLINE CLASSES
Healthcare Provider BLS
Covers Adult, Child, Infant CPR, AED and Choking. Designed for anyone who has a CPR certification requirement for their job or school.
