Tiny Hearts CPREvery class, every price, on one page.
The most common question Pam gets is what it costs. So here it all is, above the fold, with no quote form standing in front of it.
Tiny Hearts CPR teaches five things. The CPR party, $595 for up to ten guests in your home, no certification card. Heartsaver CPR, AED and First Aid, $129 per person with a same day card. BLS for Healthcare Providers, $100 per person with a discount at six or more. A blended learning skills check, $88. And custom group training, quoted to fit your organization. Pam does not teach ACLS, PALS or NRP.
Classes, prices and what each one gives you
The CPR Party
Private, in home, up to ten guests. About two hours of hands on infant and child CPR, choking relief and rescue breathing using the AHA Family and Friends curriculum. No test, no card, no lecture.
Heartsaver CPR, AED and First Aid
For teachers, daycare staff, coaches, caregivers and anyone whose job asks for a card. Adult, child and infant CPR, AED use and choking relief. First aid module available.
BLS for Healthcare Providers
The provider course for clinicians and students. Team CPR, bag mask ventilation, AED integration and high quality compressions to measured targets.
First Aid
Added to a certification course. Bleeding control, burns, allergic reactions, seizures and head injuries, taught alongside your CPR training rather than as a separate day.
Blended learning skills check
You complete the coursework online in your own time, then meet Pam in person for hands on skills verification. Built for people who cannot give up half a working day.
Custom Group Training
Churches, schools, daycares, clinics, mom groups and workplaces. Curriculum, group size and schedule adapted to how your organization actually runs, including evenings and weekends.
Which class do I actually need?
All three certification tracks are American Heart Association curricula, so the content is the nationally recognized material. What differs is who teaches it and how.
If nobody needs a card, book the CPR party. It is the best value in the list, because $595 covers ten people rather than one, and it teaches the skills a family actually uses.
If an employer, school district, licensing board or daycare has asked for documentation, you need a certification course. Heartsaver if you are not a clinician, BLS if you are. Check the exact wording of the requirement first, because the two are not interchangeable and the wrong card is an expensive mistake.
If you are training a whole staff or a large group, start with custom group training and let Pam sort the mix.
Still not sure? Say so on the form and describe your situation. Pam will tell you which class fits, including when that is the cheaper one.
How do I pay?
Venmo, or by card through Square. Pam sends the details once your date is confirmed, so there is nothing to pay just to ask about availability.
The cheapest seat on that list is the one you did not know you needed.
The party is $595 whether four people come or ten, so the grandparent who has them on Tuesdays and the nanny who starts next month cost nothing extra. That is the whole reason it is priced by the room.
Book a class, or ask which one you need.
If you are not sure which course satisfies your requirement, describe it and Pam will tell you plainly.
Give your village the gift of confidence.
Call, text or send the form. Pam answers every message herself, usually the same day. Tell her roughly when and how many, and she will take it from there.