Save 1 CPR

04/22/2026

Our team is privileged to conduct training sessions at some very distinctive and unique locations.

Today, we returned to one of Detroit's historic landmarks built in 1899. Thank you for welcoming us back to this exclusive and gorgeous location.

Join our expanding list of satisfied clients. If your business requires mobile training, private group training at one of our two locations, or you are an individual looking to participate in one of our regularly scheduled classes, please contact us at cprinfo@save1cpr.com or register at save1cpr.com.

Leave confident. Learn with us the skills that save lives.

04/19/2026

Experts say more people under 40 are at risk as symptoms are often overlooked.

04/19/2026

Why are more young adults, especially women, having heart attacks?

Doctors say stress, inactivity and missed warning signs are putting more people under 40 at risk. One survivor had symptoms for months before a heart attack at 30.

Eden Jones News On 6 has more on the warning signs and what doctors want you to know ⬇️ in the comments.

04/16/2026

Yep… life!🙋‍♀️

04/05/2026

03/27/2026

We are proud to congratulate our March CNA students! 🎉🎓 You have worked hard to earn this achievement!

03/27/2026

Big congratulations to our recent grads of our Nurse Assistant Training Program. 4 more CNA’s ready to go! 🎓⭐️

03/27/2026

We are proud to congratulate our March CNA students! 🎉🎓 You have worked hard to earn this achievement!

03/27/2026

We are proud to congratulate our March CNA students! 🎉🎓 You have worked hard to earn this achievement!

03/27/2026

Stepping in to help during a medical emergency, Paetow High School senior Olivia Hanawalt put her training into action when a community member collapsed and needed immediate care. Drawing on skills learned through the Emergency Medical Technician program at Miller Career and Technology Center, she provided aid until first responders arrived.

Harris County ESD 48 later recognized Hanawalt for her quick thinking and willingness to help, presenting her with a special honor in front of her classmates.

Hanawalt is working toward a future in healthcare and has earned her Emergency Medical Responder certification while still in high school. In addition to the EMT program, she serves on the Katy ISD Safety and Security Student Advisory Board, is a member of Psi Alpha Psychology National Honor Society and volunteers in the community.

Her goal is to become a labor and delivery or emergency room nurse and continue helping others when they need it most.

Read more: https://ow.ly/F11a50YzobT

03/27/2026

We have all been there🤣