CPR/AED Certification in McDonough, GA
$65 · AHA Heartsaver card included · card issued within 24-48 hours
$65
Card included · no hidden fees
2–3 Hours
One session, hands-on
Valid 2 Years
AHA Heartsaver card
Card in 24-48 Hrs
Official AHA credential
What You’ll Learn
From 911 Call to AED Shock — Covered
- Recognizing cardiac arrest fast
- High-quality adult, child & infant CPR
- Rescue breaths & hands-only CPR
- AED use — power-on to pad placement
- Choking relief for all ages
- Calling 911 & scene safety
Who It’s For
For Anyone Who Could Be First on Scene
No medical background needed — most cardiac arrests happen at home:
- Parents, grandparents & babysitters
- Teachers & school staff
- Coaches & personal trainers
- Security guards & event staff
- Restaurant & retail teams
- Workplace safety officers
Everything You Need to Know
What is CPR/AED certification?
CPR/AED certification is an American Heart Association Heartsaver credential that verifies you can recognize a cardiac emergency, perform high-quality CPR on adults, children, and infants, and use an automated external defibrillator (AED). It’s the go-to certification for the general public — no medical background required — and it’s valid for two years. At Peacelance CPR Training in McDonough, GA, your official AHA card is issued within 24-48 hours of completing class.
How much does CPR/AED certification cost in McDonough, GA?
The Heartsaver CPR/AED course at Peacelance CPR Training costs $65, including your official American Heart Association certification card — no hidden fees. Need first aid too? The combined First Aid + CPR/AED course is also $65, covering both skill sets in one session with one card. Call (470) 781-6601 or book online to reserve your seat.
What will I learn in the CPR/AED class?
You’ll learn to recognize when someone needs CPR, call 911 and start compressions without hesitation, deliver high-quality chest compressions and rescue breaths for adults, children, and infants, use an AED confidently from power-on to pad placement, relieve choking, and understand hands-only CPR for when you’re untrained bystander-adjacent. Every skill is practiced hands-on with manikins and AED trainers — not just watched on a screen.
How long does the CPR/AED class take?
About 2–3 hours in one session. Short video segments, instructor demonstration, and lots of manikin practice, finished with a skills check. You leave the same day with your training complete and your AHA eCard issued within 24-48 hours.
Who should get CPR/AED certified?
Anyone who might be first on the scene: parents and grandparents, teachers and school staff, coaches and personal trainers, babysitters, security guards, restaurant and retail teams, and workplace safety officers. Since most cardiac arrests happen at home, CPR skills protect the people you love most. According to the American Heart Association, immediate CPR can double or even triple survival after cardiac arrest.
Do I need CPR/AED or BLS?
If you work in healthcare — nursing, dental, EMS, or a clinical program — your employer almost certainly requires BLS for Healthcare Providers ($60) instead. Heartsaver CPR/AED is the right course for everyone else: community members, educators, fitness professionals, and workplace responders.
How long is CPR/AED certification valid?
Two years. Renewal is the same 2–3 hour course — most students schedule it about a month before their card expires so their certification never lapses. Peacelance CPR Training serves McDonough, Hampton, Stockbridge, Locust Grove, and the greater Atlanta area.
Most cardiac arrests happen at home — be ready
$65 with your AHA card included. Small classes fill fast.
Ready to Get Certified?
AHA certification cards within 24-48 hours · small hands-on classes · honest prices.