FAQ
Here are some of the Frequently Asked Questions that we have received. If you have any questions or concerns that have not been addressed here please feel free to get in touch with us. Thank you!
Please visit our Class Registration page at:
https://premiumcpr.com/class-registration/
Our goal is for to receive your certification the same day of the class. Your digital certification e-Card will be emailed to you on the same day from the certifying agency.
Since all the cards are digital, a new one can be resent to you a card at no cost. Just Contact Us and we’ll be glad to help!
This varies by course, but generally if you have a group of three or more individuals we will bring all the materials necessary to train your group at your location.
We understand that sometimes it might be a very small group or even just yourself that needs CPR certification. Please email me I would love to work with you! Contact Us
Please note: You are more than welcome to come to my location for a group of less than 3, or for an individual session. However if you would like me to come to your location for less than 3 people, there will be an additional fee. Please contact me for more information.
In general the Northwest Metro Houston area, including Cypress, Tomball, Spring, Klein, The Woodlands, Katy, and Houston. Please Contact Us if you have any further questions about locations.
I will provide you with all the necessary materials for your group to learn. It’s that easy!
Please wear comfortable clothing since it will be a very hands on class.
Please Contact Us so we can arrange a class at your convenient location or ours. We look forward to working with you!
HSI (ASHI) CPR, AED, and First Aid certifications are nationally accredited training programs that meet or exceed national CPR and ECC guidelines. Their certifications are widely accepted by employers, schools, childcare programs, and community organizations across the U.S.
Because each employer or licensing agency can set its own acceptance policies, we encourage students to check their specific requirements if their job or school mandates a specific training provider such as AHA or Red Cross.
HSI/ASHI, American Heart Association (AHA), and American Red Cross all teach CPR and First Aid based on the same national science — the ILCOR / AHA CPR and ECC guidelines.
That means the CPR techniques, AED steps, compression rates, and emergency skills are the same across all three programs.
HSI/ASHI is a nationally accredited training organization, and its certifications are accepted by most workplaces, schools, and community programs.
The main differences are:
- AHA is the preferred brand in many healthcare settings (especially hospitals) for BLS.
- Red Cross is extremely well-known for community CPR.
- HSI/ASHI is widely accepted for workplace, corporate, childcare, community, and non-hospital professional training.
All three are high-quality and legitimate training programs — the only thing that changes is employer preference.