Tiny Hearts CPR Tiny Hearts CPR
317-820-8003
Indianapolis and surrounding areas

You have about
four minutes.
Let's use them well.

Hands on infant and child CPR taught in your own home by a labor and delivery nurse of twenty five years. Certification classes for teachers and healthcare providers too. Every price is on this page.

Book a CPR party Get certified
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25+Years an RN
CPR party, up to 10
$595
In home, 2 hours, non certified
Heartsaver CPR / AED
$129
Per person, same day card
BLS for providers
$100
Per person, discount at 6 or more
Skills check
$88
Blended learning, in person
What two hours buys you

The protocol, taught until your hands remember it.

Pam brings every manikin and the American Heart Association Family and Friends curriculum to your living room. Nobody watches a slideshow. Everyone practices, on the floor, until it is automatic.

01

Infant CPR

Compressions and rescue breaths sized for a body that fits along your forearm.

02

Child CPR

What changes as they grow, and how hard is actually hard enough.

03

Choking relief

Back blows, chest thrusts, and the difference between a quiet airway and a blocked one.

04

When to call 911

What to say, what to do while you wait, and who in the room should do it.

05

Questions, honestly answered

What if I hurt them. Can I be sued. Pam answers both without flinching.

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