Why CPR Training Shouldn’t Break the Bank

When most people think about CPR training, they imagine hospital workers or first responders. But the truth is—CPR saves lives everywhere: at schools, gyms, workplaces, homes, and in our community. That’s why we believe these lifesaving skills should be accessible and affordable for everyone, not just those whose jobs require it.

Unfortunately, many training centers and online programs charge high prices that can discourage people from signing up. At Northern Nevada CPR, we’ve made it our mission to keep costs fair without ever compromising on quality.

Why Some CPR Classes Cost More

Big-name organizations and national franchises often charge higher fees because they have greater overhead costs: large facilities, advertising budgets, and corporate markups. While these classes can still provide certification, you may end up paying for things that don’t actually improve your training experience.

Online-only courses may look inexpensive at first glance, but many require additional fees for skills checks—or worse, they don’t give you the hands-on experience you really need.

How We Keep Our Classes Affordable

At Northern Nevada CPR, we do things differently.

• Community First: We’re a locally owned business, which means no franchise fees or inflated costs.

• All-Inclusive Pricing: The price you see includes your training materials, practice supplies, and your official certification card.

• Small Class Sizes: We teach efficiently and in focused groups, keeping costs down while giving you more personalized instruction.

• Group Discounts: Businesses, schools, and organizations that train together can save money while ensuring their whole team is ready for emergencies.

Why Affordable Training Matters

Every year, thousands of lives could be saved if more people knew CPR. By keeping prices fair, we help break down one of the biggest barriers to learning: cost. Lifesaving skills should never be reserved for those who can afford premium pricing—they should be available to everyone.

At the end of the day, CPR isn’t about a card in your wallet—it’s about having the confidence to step in and make a difference when someone needs you most. That’s why we’ll always prioritize affordable, accessible, high-quality training for our community.