Question 1

What is the difference between CPR Level A, CPR Level C, and BLS?"

Accepted Answer

CPR Level A: Includes CPR and AED training for adults only
CPR Level C: Includes CPR and AED training for adults, children, and babies.
BLS: CPR training geared towards health care providers and first responders. It includes CPR/AED training for adults, children, infants, use of Bag Valve Mask, 2-person CPR and so on.

Question 2

Is BLS same as CPR HCP?

Accepted Answer

BLS training replaces CPR HCP.

Question 3

How long is the BLS Provider certification valid for?

Accepted Answer

BLS Provider certification is valid for one year.

Question 4

How long is the Standard First Aid and Emergency First Aid certification valid for?

Accepted Answer

Standard First Aid Training and Emergency First Aid certification is valid for three years.

Question 5

Is your training certification accepted by employers, colleges, and universities?"

Accepted Answer

We are authorised providers for Heart and Stroke Foundation, and training partners with Canadian Red Cross. Depending on the training you complete, your certification will either be from Heart and Stroke Canada or Canadian Red Cross. These certifications are recognised and accepted by different employers, colleges, and universities.

Question 6

My BLS provider certification has expired, what can I do to recertify?"

Accepted Answer

You have few options to recertify
   a. Complete a BLS Provider Blended training
   b. Complete a BLS prerequisite challenge on the Heart and Stroke website and then
attend a BLS renewal training. You can find the prerequisite challenge at cpr.heartandstroke.ca
   c. Complete a BLS full course.

Question 7

My first aid certification has expired, can I still take a renewal course?"

Accepted Answer

No. You will have to take the full course. You may also choose to complete blended first aid training.

Question 8

Do I have to come to class to complete the training?

Accepted Answer

In order to receive your certification, you must attend the in-class training. You may choose to complete a blended training, where you can complete a portion of the training online at your own pace and then attend the in-class session to receive your final certification. The online portion covers the theoretical portion of the training, and the in-class component focuses on the physical skills.

Question 9

Can I take First Aid Training without the CPR portion?

Accepted Answer

No. All First Aid Training includes a CPR component.

Question 10

I have a current CPR certification from a different organisation, but I require a BLS provider from Heart and Stroke; do I have to take the full course again?"

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily, you have few options:
   a. Complete a BLS Provider Blended training
   b. Complete a BLS prerequisite challenge on the Heart and Stroke website and then attend a BLS renewal training. You can find the prerequisite challenge at cpr.heartandstroke.ca
   c. Complete a BLS full course.

Question 11

Can I complete training online?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can choose our blended learning option. You will be required to complete a portion of the training online at your own pace and then come to class on the scheduled date to complete the in-class portion of the training.

Question 12

I have a group that needs training, can you accommodate us?"

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can accommodate your request and provide training to your group. We also provide group rate pricing for groups of more than eight. Please call us at 780.232.3652 or email us at info@lifesaveryeg.com and we can discuss further.

Question 13

Can you come to our workplace and provide training to our staff?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can come to your workplace and provide training to your staff. Please call us at 780.232.3652 or email us at info@lifesaveryeg.com and we can discuss further.