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CPR Training Saves Lives

Did you know that CPR can double or triple a cardiac arrest victim's chance of survival? We have made it our mission to push the importance of CPR training in the communities we serve. Please join us in being ready when an emergency happens in your home or community.

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GET CERTIFIED

More than 350,000 people in the U.S. have an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest every year. Click here to find an American Heart Association CPR training class in your community.

CREATE YOUR PLAN

The American Heart Association has developed three Cardiac Emergency Response Plan checklists for General workplace and community organizations, Schools, and Sports Facilities. Click here to download your plan.

INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO

Watch this video from the American Heart Association on how to perform Hands-Only CPR on a cardiac arrest victim.

CERTIFIED TRAININGS FROM ATRIUM HEALTH

For added convenience, Atrium Health also offers important resources.
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Tepper Sports & Entertainment Trains Staff and PSL Owners

On April 2, 2023, Tepper Sports & Entertainment hosted a mass CPR training event for staff, players, and PSL owners. More than XX people participated in this event conducted by the American Heart Association to ensure they are prepared in an emergency. Special Guest Damar Hamlin, Safety for the Buffalo Bills, stopped by to share his story and how he is pushing the importance of CPR training in local communities.

Best moments from CPR training with Damar Hamlin

Watch the best moments from Monday's event as Damar Hamlin, Nicole Tepper and the AHA's Nancy Brown spoke about the importance of CPR training.

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Damar Hamlin, American Heart Association join Panthers for CPR training event

Nicole Tepper led the effort for Monday's CPR training and education event at the Atrium Health Dome.
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Photos: Damar Hamlin, AHA partner with Panthers for CPR training

View photos from Monday's CPR training in the Atrium Health Dome as Nicole Tepper invited Bills player Damar Hamlin and the American Heart Association to be on hand and support team, staff and community members learn CPR.