Saving American Hearts

Saving American Hearts Colorado Springs First Choice for Providing Life-Saving Certifications! AHA - AAP - NAEMT & More! Welcome to Saving American Hearts, Inc. We can help !!!! LOL !!!!

We are located at near the intersection of Lehman and Academy in North East Colorado Springs at 6165 Lehman Drive Suite 202 Colorado Springs, Colorado 80918. Our phone number is (719) 551-1222 and our email is admin@savingamericanhearts.com

We provide American Heart Association (AHA) Certification Courses for: Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support for Experienced Providers (ACLS EP), Airway Management, Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS), ECC & Pharmacology, HeartSaver CPR First Aid and AED , Intraosseous Access, Neonatal Resuscitation Provider (NRP) , Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition and Stabilization (PEARS)

We have Skills Sessions for ALL AHA Classes

All classes are taught in a FUN STRESS FREE ENVIRONMENT ! Be sure to check out the "CHALLENGE" ! Do you need a personalized 1:1 class where you can ask any question you want in privacy ? We do 1:1 classes on request, at no extra charge !!!! We provide private classes, last minute ACLS certification, PALS or BLS, and NRP Certification, on weekends, holidays, in an emergency or at night. Whatever your class needs are, we are here for you ! Don't be afraid to ask questions, and don't be afraid to learn !!! Stop stressing over the ACLS or PALS Megacode ! ACLS 2020 Megacode Scenarios are posted to the left, right out of the 2020 Guidelines Instructor Manual !!! Come learn with us and have fun! You'll master all the skills you need to sucessfully run an ACLS or PALS megacode in a friendly, relaxed, stress free FUN classroom environment ! We have slumber party classes too ! You are required to attend certain classes in your pajamas and bring a pillow and sleeping bag. We'll be laying on the floor with the lights out eating popcorn and drinking starbucks and hot chocolate while we watch the AHA movies on the ceiling! We always bring candy to class and if you can eat ALL OF IT, before the end of class, YOUR CLASS IS FREE !!!! I've tried, gotten a tummy ache, and just can't do it ! All of our classes are taught in a manner that makes learning FUN! I also let you take your written test with crayons! Yes, crayons! Don't worry ! You will Master all the skills to successfully run a code as a team leader, and be 100% confident ! Don't hesitate to call me, text or email any questions you have. Don't be afraid to ask a question, and don't walk out the door not knowing the answer. All of my courses will leave you feeling like "This was a piece of cake ! I wish I had done this sooner ! I learned a lot, I had fun and I'm really glad I took this course. I can't believe I actually enjoyed it !"

We take great pride in our Stress Free approach to training. We teach in a manner that is conducive to learning in a non-threatening atmosphere, which promotes better understanding of the material. The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS, and has developed instructional material for that purpose. Use of these materials does not represent sponsorship by the AHA and any fees charged for classroom courses do not represent income to the Association, other than the purchase of materials to teach the courses.

AHA ACLS, BLS, and PALS All In One Day! April 11, 2026AHA ACLS, BLS, and PALS All In One Day! April 11, 2026(INCLUDES Pr...
04/09/2026

AHA ACLS, BLS, and PALS All In One Day! April 11, 2026

AHA ACLS, BLS, and PALS All In One Day! April 11, 2026
(INCLUDES Provider Manual E-Books!) from 9 AM to 5 PM at at First In Last Out Medical Response 3322 Coors Blvd NW Suite 4 Albuquerque, NM 87120.

This class is for RENEWALS only, this is NOT for initial classes.

You can purchase your class here: $450.
https://firstinlastoutmedicalresponse.com/acls-bls-pals-all-in-one-day-3-free/

Pre-course work is now required for ACLS and PALS, which is a combined 11 hours before the first day of class, and you'll need to email your completion certificates to admin@savingamericanhearts.com before the start of your class. This will ensure that you get your cards immediately after class.

View what else we're teaching by going to our calendar! https://kvisit.com/rwI/kIq5AQ

Questions? Email firstinlastoutmedicalresponse@gmail.com

Event Time: 09:00 – 17:00
SIGN UP: https://firstinlastoutmedicalresponse.com/acls-bls-pals-all-in-one-day-3-free

Quick refresher, solid practice, and you’re good to go. BLS Renewal keeps your CPR skills current without the hassle.Tha...
04/08/2026

Quick refresher, solid practice, and you’re good to go. BLS Renewal keeps your CPR skills current without the hassle.

Thank you for supporting a women owned and operated training company.

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Why you play video games might matter just as much as how much you play. 🎮 A new study published in the Journal of Affec...
04/08/2026

Why you play video games might matter just as much as how much you play. 🎮 A new study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders found that gamers who play to relax, have fun, or improve skills tend to use games as a safe social outlet—especially if they feel anxious in real-world situations. But those who play mainly to win may actually experience higher anxiety, with the pressure to perform sometimes making gaming feel more stressful than enjoyable.

The research also highlights differences in motivation: women are more likely to play for relaxation and fun, while men more often focus on competition and skill-building—possibly influenced by the more hostile environments women face in competitive spaces. Overall, one key takeaway stands out: chronic anxiety lowers life satisfaction no matter why you play. 💡 Experts suggest that understanding your reason for gaming could help you build healthier habits and get more enjoyment (and less stress) out of your time online.

Video games offer adults a popular way to unwind, but new research shows that playing to win is linked to higher anxiety. The findings reveal how gaming motivations differ by gender and shape our mental health.

When trauma calls come in, having a clear plan matters. PHTLS Initial helps you build that structure so you can act with...
04/08/2026

When trauma calls come in, having a clear plan matters. PHTLS Initial helps you build that structure so you can act with confidence.

We’re a family owned business, and we appreciate every student who chooses to train local.

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Those first moments after birth can be unpredictable. NRP helps you stay calm and ready when a newborn needs immediate c...
04/07/2026

Those first moments after birth can be unpredictable. NRP helps you stay calm and ready when a newborn needs immediate care.

Proud to be a women owned small business serving our Colorado healthcare community.

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Colorado is considering major changes to autism therapy funding, and families across the state are speaking up. 💬 Lawmak...
04/07/2026

Colorado is considering major changes to autism therapy funding, and families across the state are speaking up. 💬 Lawmakers are looking at lowering Medicaid reimbursement rates for applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy and increasing oversight on how providers are paid. The goal? To address rising costs and concerns about billing practices—but many worry it could limit access to care for kids who rely on these services.

For families like one highlighted in the story, ABA therapy has been life-changing—helping children build communication skills, gain independence, and safely engage with the world. ❤️ Providers say cuts could force clinics to reduce services or stop accepting Medicaid patients altogether, while the state argues reforms are needed to ensure quality care and prevent misuse of funds. With budgets tight and demand growing, the debate highlights a tough balance between cost control and protecting essential support for vulnerable kids.

Colorado officials say autism therapy providers saw an opportunity to make money in a new field without much federal guidance. Providers say the state is punishing them for its mistakes.

AHA ACLS Skills Session April 11, 2026 COS 80905AHA American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support ACLS...
04/07/2026

AHA ACLS Skills Session April 11, 2026 COS 80905

AHA American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support ACLS Skills Checkoff April 11, 2026 (INCLUDES FREE BLS!) from 1 PM to 2 PM at Saving American Hearts 1301 S. 8th Street Suite 116, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80905.

An ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) skills test is the hands-on, in-person assessment (Parts II and III) required to complete ACLS certification, validating a healthcare professional's ability to manage life-threatening cardiac emergencies, such as CPR, defibrillation, and rhythm recognition, in real-time. It typically involves a "Mega Code" simulation, testing high-performance team leadership, algorithm application, and airway management on a mannequin.

To attend this course you must first complete the online course called HeartCode ACLS for $189 at
https://elearning.heart.org/course/1601. The online course is not included in the cost of the class.

You can pay for your class here for $100:
https://savingamericanhearts.com/aha-acls-skills-sessions

The in person class is cheaper - Both include BLS and the E-books!

We also teach ACLS, BLS, NAEMT PHTLS, NRP, LPN and EMT IV Certification and much more!!!

Please see our calendar at: http://www.keepandshare.com/calendar/show.php?i=2091851

Questions? Please contact Catherine Brinkley RN via email at admin@savingamericanhearts.com

Event Time: 13:00 – 14:00
SIGN UP: https://savingamericanhearts.com/aha-acls-skills-sessions

Already finished the course and just need the checkoff? ACLS Skills is hands-on, straightforward, and gets you across th...
04/07/2026

Already finished the course and just need the checkoff? ACLS Skills is hands-on, straightforward, and gets you across the finish line.
We’re a family owned and operated training center, and we love working with local providers.

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Want to live a longer, healthier life? 🧠💪 It might be time to start strength training.New research shows that people who...
04/06/2026

Want to live a longer, healthier life? 🧠💪 It might be time to start strength training.

New research shows that people who regularly do strength training tend to live longer and have lower risk of heart disease and age-related decline. The best part? You don’t need heavy weights or a gym membership to get started.

Strength training isn’t just about building big muscles—it’s about building real-life strength for everyday movement like squatting, lifting, pushing, and carrying. Even bodyweight exercises like push-ups, lunges, and planks can make a big difference over time. 🏃‍♂️🏡

Experts also say short “exercise snacks” (just 10–15 minutes at a time) can help maintain strength and improve health when done consistently. The goal is simple: keep your body strong so it stays capable as you age.

Bottom line: a few minutes of strength work a few times a week could pay off for years to come. 💡

You don't have to pick up bulky, heavy weights to reap the benefits of strength work. Here's how Joe Holder says to get started.

ACLS, PALS & BLS Renewal – One Day ⏱️Three renewals in one day makes things easier. Get it done, stay current, and move ...
04/06/2026

ACLS, PALS & BLS Renewal – One Day ⏱️

Three renewals in one day makes things easier. Get it done, stay current, and move on with your schedule.

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If you have multiple certifications coming up, the 6 Class Bundle helps you knock them out efficiently and stay ahead.👉 ...
04/05/2026

If you have multiple certifications coming up, the 6 Class Bundle helps you knock them out efficiently and stay ahead.

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Could common infections be quietly increasing your risk of dementia? 🤯🧠 New research suggests the answer might be yes.A ...
04/05/2026

Could common infections be quietly increasing your risk of dementia? 🤯🧠 New research suggests the answer might be yes.

A large study found that people hospitalized for infections like cystitis, pneumonia, or even severe tooth decay had a significantly higher chance of developing dementia within the next 5–6 years. In some cases, infections were even linked to early-onset dementia—affecting people before age 65.

So what’s the connection? Scientists believe inflammation may be the key. When your body fights off infections, it triggers an immune response—but that same inflammation could potentially affect the brain, damaging blood vessels or allowing harmful substances to pass into brain tissue. Over time, this may contribute to cognitive decline. 🧬⚠️

The good news? This research opens the door to prevention. Staying on top of infections—through good hygiene, dental care, and early treatment—could play a bigger role in brain health than we realized. Even vaccines for illnesses like the flu or shingles are being explored for their potential to reduce dementia risk.

Bottom line: don’t ignore infections, even ones that seem minor. Taking care of your body today might help protect your brain tomorrow. 💡

Infections are increasingly being linked to a higher risk of dementia. In the latest research, scientists have found that being treated in hospital for a severe infection seems to raise the risk of developing the condition over the next five to six years

Address

1301 S 8th Street, Suite 116
Colorado Springs, CO
80905

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

Telephone

+17195511222

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