Western Missouri CPR

06/24/2023

We are currently unavailable for services

04/09/2023

We are sad to report that we are not currently open for appointments or classes. As soon as that changes we will be excited to let everyone know!

07/08/2020

Ok all! We can have classes again, but are very limited by size. We can only teach 3 people at a time and everyone MUST wear a mask. No one who has had a fever within 24 hours will be allowed to come to a class. These rules are Per our training center at Mercy. Please call or message us if you need to set up a class or two!

03/26/2020

All our classes are currently being suspended amid the Covid 19 situation. Our training center at Mercy will let us know when we can teach again. Thanks for your patience.

12/22/2019

Thank you for another great class! If you need CPR training, feel free to contact us to get a class set up. January is filling up fast!

05/16/2019

Alrighty folks, we are on vacation starting tomorrow at 7am and will be back on the 29th. We will answer all calls, messages, and emails as soon as possible. Thank you!

05/09/2019

Our phone line is experiencing some tech. difficulties. Will be out of service for a couple of days. If you need anything please email us or send a message. Sorry for any inconvenience!

02/08/2019

Western Missouri CPR was founded to fulfill the need for a professional CPR training organization to serve the smaller communities of our area. If you need a class, give us a call and we will be happy to set one up for you. For your continence, we are happy to travel to your location!

10/01/2018

The first couple of weeks of October have filled up pretty quickly. Still have some openings towards the end of the month!

09/28/2018

Going out of town for a couple of days. If you would like to schedule an appointment, leave a message or drop us an email and we will get back with you on Monday :-) Thank you!

09/27/2018

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