American Heart Association certified · Open to everyone
CPR & First Aid Training
All About Family Home Care Services provides American Heart Association CPR and First Aid classes for our caregivers and for anyone in the community who wants to be ready to help in an emergency. Classes are taught by our instructor, Breanna Schwarz.
Reserve a seatHow our CPR classes work
Open to anyone
We teach CPR for our caregivers and for anyone else who needs it: family members, parents, other caregivers and community members. No experience is needed.
American Heart Association
Our classes are through the American Heart Association (AHA), taught by our instructor, Breanna Schwarz. You’ll learn adult, child and infant CPR, using an AED, choking relief and basic first aid.
Where classes are held
We host classes at our office, 2608 N 2nd Street, Suite 123 in Rogers, or at a local library. We’ll let you know the location when your class is scheduled.
Good for 2 years
Your CPR certification is valid for 2 years. The expiration date is printed on your eCard.
Bring a drink and a snack
Classes are long, so bring a drink and a snack, wear comfortable clothes (you’ll practice on the floor), and bring a photo ID.
Our caregivers: is your CPR card about to expire? Tell us.
It is your duty to notify our office when your CPR certification is due to expire, so we can arrange your renewal class before it runs out.
Check the expiration date on your card, and call us at 479-278-7059, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM, as soon as you see it coming up.
How to claim your AHA eCard
Your CPR card comes as an electronic card (eCard) from the American Heart Association.
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Watch for the email
After class, you’ll get an email from the American Heart Association (eCards@heart.org) with a link to claim your eCard. Check your spam or junk folder if you don’t see it.
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Click the link
Click the claim link in the email. It opens your student profile. Check that your name and email are correct.
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Set your security question
Choose a security question and answer, accept the terms, and click Submit. Remember your answer, you’ll need it to find your card later.
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Take the short survey
Answer the quick survey about your course.
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Save your eCard
Your eCard appears right away. Save it as a PDF or print it, and send our office a copy if you’re one of our caregivers.
Common questions
How long is my card good for?
Your American Heart Association CPR certification is valid for 2 years. The expiration date is printed on your eCard.
What do I do with my new card?
Turn in a copy to the office and keep the original. You can find the rest of your training in the Caregiver Portal.
What should I bring to class?
Classes are long, so bring a drink and a snack. Wear comfortable clothes, since you’ll practice on the floor, and bring a photo ID.
Can I take the class if I don’t work for All About Family?
Yes. Our classes are open to anyone. Call 479-278-7059 to sign up.