Life-Saving Skills for Every Individual
Advance CPR Made Easy –
About
Our Mission
As two friends with diverse backgrounds — one a dentist and the other a former lieutenant firefighter from Chicago — we’ve come together in Florida to share our passion for life-saving education. Both certified by the American Heart Association, we bring 30 years of professional experience and a deep commitment to helping others. We believe CPR is an essential skill that everyone should have. Our mission is to teach and empower individuals and communities to act confidently in emergencies. Through high-quality, accessible CPR training, we aim to equip people with the knowledge and skills to save lives when it matters most. Together, we are dedicated to preparing others for the worst, so they can respond with the best.
Get to Know Us
At Advance CPR Made Easy, we make advanced CPR training easy and accessible for everyone. Whether you're an individual looking to gain life-saving skills, a small group preparing for emergencies, or a corporation seeking to ensure workplace safety, we provide high-quality CPR, BLS (Basic Life Support), and First Aid training tailored to your needs. With expert instructors and flexible training options, we empower people of all backgrounds to respond confidently and effectively in critical situations. Life-saving skills are essential — and we're here to make learning them simple, effective, and impactful.
Our Services
CPR Training
Tailored CPR training for individuals, groups, and corporations. Learn essential life-saving skills in a supportive environment.
BLS Training
Basic Life Support training designed to ensure workplace safety and preparedness for critical situations.
First Aid Courses
Comprehensive First Aid courses to equip you with the necessary skills to respond effectively in emergencies.
Life Saving Skills
CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training teaches individuals how to respond in emergencies when someone’s heart stops or they stop breathing. It involves performing chest compressions, giving rescue breaths, and using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) when necessary. Every year, nearly 350,000 people in the U.S. experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, and the survival rate is significantly higher when CPR is performed immediately. In fact, bystander CPR can double or triple survival chances, with a 2 to 3 times higher chance of survival when CPR is started early. If an AED is placed on a victim within 2-3 minutes of cardiac arrest, the chance of survival can increase by as much as 85%, with each passing minute significantly decreasing the survival rate by around 10%. Additionally, 70% of cardiac arrests occur at home, making it crucial for family members and caregivers to be trained.
But CPR is just one part of being prepared for emergencies. First Aid training is equally important for handling everyday situations, from cuts and burns to broken bones and severe allergic reactions. Choking is another leading cause of injury, especially for young children, and happens most frequently at home. In fact, unintentional choking is the fourth leading cause of injury-related death for children under 5. Knowing the correct steps to perform for a choking emergency or how to manage a first aid situation can save lives.
CPR and First Aid training are essential for everyone — from healthcare professionals to parents, teachers, coaches, and employees in high-risk environments. It empowers you to act confidently and effectively in critical situations, potentially saving lives. Whether you’re looking to protect your family, improve workplace safety, or simply feel more confident in an emergency, CPR and First Aid training are vital skills that can make all the difference.