What you will practice
- Calling 911 and communicating clearly
- AED use and hands-only CPR options
- Choking response and fall-related emergencies
- Narcan basics and what to do when full CPR is physically difficult
Course overview
A useful class without the pressure.
Not everyone can kneel on the floor or do every part of CPR, and that does not mean they cannot help. We talk through what is realistic, practice AED use and 911 calls, and focus on the things that can still make a difference.
Good for
Senior centers, retirement communities, families, caregivers, and older adults who want useful emergency skills without a high-pressure certification class.
Class flow
- Start with recognizing an emergency and practicing a clear 911 call.
- Try AED, choking, CPR, and hands-only response options at a comfortable pace.
- Talk through real-life situations like falls, breathing trouble, and sudden collapse.
Helpful details
No high-pressure testing
Helpful for caregivers and family members
Practical alternatives when full CPR is physically difficult
Quick quiz
Keep the steps simple.
Try five quick questions about the everyday steps that matter most.
If full CPR feels physically difficult, what is still useful?
Ready to schedule?