Typical Timing: classes usually weekly; a few hours to one day long

CPR & First Aid Training Near You

Red Cross chapters and independent instructors offering CPR, AED and first aid classes for workplaces and the public. 83 listings in 30 states.

How Do You Choose CPR and First Aid Training Providers?

Ask CPR and first aid training providers for a written quote with every cost listed and the standard or credential behind it; typical timing is classes usually weekly; a few hours to one day long. We list 83 CPR and first aid training providers in 30 states, most in California, New York, Ohio. Compare at least two quotes for larger orders.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap listings (refreshed November 6, 2026); safety.broker planning notes.

Illustration: Red Cross chapters and independent instructors offering CPR, AED and first aid classes for workplaces and the public.

Top Questions to Ask

  1. Is this course from the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or another nationally recognized program?
  2. Does it include a hands-on skills session?
  3. How long is the card valid?
  4. Can you teach on site for our group?
  5. Does the price include the book and the card?

See all 6 questions and tips →

Good to Know

  • Fully online courses often do not meet workplace rules, because OSHA looks for hands-on practice.
  • Most CPR cards are valid for two years; check the date on yours.
  • Some Red Cross locations listed here are offices or blood centers, so check the class schedule before visiting.
StateListings
California11
New York9
Ohio7
Virginia6
Arizona4
Massachusetts4
Texas4
Alabama3
District of Columbia3
Florida3
Maryland3
Nebraska3
Oregon3
Georgia2
Iowa2
Michigan2
Illinois1
Indiana1
Maine1
Minnesota1
New Jersey1
North Carolina1
Oklahoma1
Pennsylvania1
Puerto Rico1
Rhode Island1
South Carolina1
Tennessee1
Utah1
Wisconsin1

Common Questions

How long do CPR and first aid training providers usually take?

Typical timing is classes usually weekly; a few hours to one day long. Busy periods and special orders can add time, so ask for a date in writing along with the quote.

How much do CPR and first aid training providers cost?

Expect about $50–$120 per person as a planning range. These are our planning notes rather than survey data, and prices vary by city and job, so get two or three written quotes and compare totals with every fee included.

What should you ask a CPR and first aid trainer before you commit?

Start with: Is this course from the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or another nationally recognized program; Does it include a hands-on skills session; How long is the card valid. Our full list has 6 questions, and the quote comparison tool lets you line up the answers.

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