Survival Group, LLC

06/12/2026

We are excited to announce the opening of our newest Survival Group CPR Verification Station at 40 Richards Avenue in Norwalk, Connecticut.

This new location brings convenient access to American Heart Association HeartCode Complete training for healthcare providers, students, employers, and public safety professionals throughout lower Fairfield County.

At our Norwalk station, learners can complete AHA BLS, ACLS, and PALS training using a flexible, self-guided format. Complete the online portion at your own pace, then schedule your hands-on skills verification at a time that works for you.

The station is designed to make certification easier, more convenient, and more accessible, while still providing the quality, support, and professionalism Survival Group is known for.

Now serving Norwalk, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Westport, Wilton, Fairfield, and the surrounding area.

Register today and experience a better way to complete your AHA certification.

Survival Group Norwalk
40 Richards Avenue
Norwalk, CT

Visit: www.survivalgroup.biz/norwalk

06/04/2026

05/19/2026

Dental offices have enough scheduling pressure without having to shut down the day for CPR/BLS renewal.

HeartCode Complete gives dental teams a more flexible way to complete American Heart Association CPR/BLS certification. Team members complete the online learning portion on their own schedule, then come to one of our CPR Verification Station locations for hands-on skills practice and testing.

This model helps dental offices:

• Reduce disruption to the appointment schedule
• Support new hires, renewals, and makeups
• Keep certification tracking and compliance more manageable
• Provide objective, real-time skills verification
• Receive an AHA eCard after successful completion, valid for two years

Survival Group offers convenient CPR Verification Station access in North Haven, Berlin, Windsor, New London, and Stamford.

Learn more or register at: www.survivalgroup.biz/cprnow

05/08/2026

Survival Group’s Berlin CPR Verification Station makes American Heart Association certification more flexible, efficient, and convenient.

A CPR Verification Station allows learners to complete the online portion of their course first, then come to the station for a hands-on skills session using an advanced feedback manikin. The system helps verify proper CPR performance, including compressions, ventilations, and overall skills competency, without needing to sit through a full traditional classroom course.

This flexible option is ideal for healthcare providers, EMS professionals, students, employers, and anyone who needs BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification with less disruption to their schedule.

Our New London location provides a clean, professional, easy-to-use training environment with remote support available when needed, so learners are never on their own.

Learn more or register at:

www.CPRBerlin.com

Survival Group
Berlin, Connecticut

05/07/2026

Survival Group’s New London CPR Verification Station makes American Heart Association certification more flexible, efficient, and convenient.

A CPR Verification Station allows learners to complete the online portion of their course first, then come to the station for a hands-on skills session using an advanced feedback manikin. The system helps verify proper CPR performance, including compressions, ventilations, and overall skills competency, without needing to sit through a full traditional classroom course.

This flexible option is ideal for healthcare providers, EMS professionals, students, employers, and anyone who needs BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification with less disruption to their schedule.

Our New London location provides a clean, professional, easy-to-use training environment with remote support available when needed, so learners are never on their own.

Learn more or register at:

www.CPRNewLondon.com

Survival Group
New London, Connecticut

05/06/2026

If the book from your last CPR class looks like this, it's time to take a renewal course. www.survivalgroup.biz/cprnow

05/05/2026

5 convenient locations across Connecticut.
www.heartcodecomplete.net

04/13/2026

Not all CPR training is created equal.

Three separate times in the past week, our instructors heard the same comment in class: “This is taking longer than the last time.”

When we asked a few follow-up questions, the problem became clear. Too many training providers are cutting corners and not following the standards of the organization they claim to teach through.

We heard about classes where 15 students were assigned to one instructor, required videos were skipped, and the excuse was, “Everyone was a renewal.” We heard about other classes where students were given a written test, a quick skills check, and sent home. That is not quality training. That is checking a box.

The reality is that most people who take CPR will never expect to use it. If they do need it, it will be in a high-stress, low-frequency emergency where there is no time to think everything through. In that moment, people fall back on what they practiced. If the training was rushed or incomplete, the outcome for the patient may depend on it.

When you choose a CPR training provider, do your homework. Ask what organization they train through. Ask to see the lesson plan. Compare what they are offering to the actual requirements of that organization. Make sure you are getting real training, not the shortest class someone can get away with teaching.

You are not just paying for a card. You are paying for the confidence, repetition, and hands-on practice that may help save a life.

Make sure your team is trained properly. Make sure they are prepared to deliver high-quality CPR. And make sure that if one of your own team members ever goes down, the people around them are truly ready to help.

You get what you pay for.