How will I receive my certification?

We will email your PDF certification card to the address you provided immediately after you complete the course.

Is online training an approved way to earn a certification?

Yes. Training online is not only an approved way to earn your certification but also saves you time. Our clients range from nurses, dentists, physicians, chiropractors, teachers, foster parents, industrial workers, healthcare professionals, and many others. You are responsible for asking your employer if they accept online certifications.

How long is each course?

Courses range in duration as they are self-paced, but you can expect courses to take up to 2hrs.

What if I fail a quiz?

You may retry each quiz as many times as necessary to pass.

How long does my certification last?

Your certification lasts for two years.

Are your certificates approved by my employer and/or the state?

Our certification and coursework align with AHA and ECC/ILCOR guidelines. You are responsible for confirming with your employer whether they accept online certifications.

What are my payment options?

Our automated system uses PayPal’s Purchase Protection and Anti-Fraud Technology for consumers and businesses. This added layer of security offers both parties greater confidence in the transaction process. Or, you can pay with a debit or credit card without creating a PayPal account.

I didn’t receive my certificate. How can I obtain it?

If you didn’t receive your Certificate, it’s possible the certificate was caught by your spam folder or blocked by a firewall. Please contact us and we’ll send you a copy of your certificate.

Can You Perform CPR on a Pregnant Woman? Here Is What You Need to Know

When an emergency strikes, hesitation can cost lives. But when the person in need of help is pregnant, bystanders often freeze—not because they do not care, but because they are unsure what to do. That is why understanding CPR training is so important in these situations.

One of the most common questions we hear at Health Solutions of America is: “Can I perform CPR on a pregnant woman?”
The answer is simple and critical: Yes, absolutely. And in most cases, you must.

Why CPR Is Crucial During Pregnancy

Pregnant women can suffer cardiac arrest for a variety of reasons, including:

Blood clots
Trauma (car accidents, falls)
Eclampsia or other complications
Amniotic fluid embolism
Pre-existing heart conditions

In these emergencies, CPR is the only immediate intervention that can keep both the mother and baby alive until emergency medical services arrive. CPR training prepares you to take action confidently when every second matters.

Key Differences: CPR on Pregnant Women vs. Non-Pregnant Adults

While CPR follows the same basic principles, there are a few critical adjustments to remember:

Hand Placement Is the Same

Perform chest compressions in the center of the chest, just as you would for any adult.
Push hard and fast: 100–120 compressions per minute, about 2 inches deep.

Manual Uterine Displacement

If the woman is visibly pregnant (especially in the second or third trimester), gently shift the uterus slightly to the left.
This relieves pressure on major blood vessels and improves circulation during CPR.

Call for Advanced Help Immediately

When calling 911, tell dispatchers the woman is pregnant.
Emergency responders may consider an emergency cesarean delivery if the mother does not respond—time is critical.

What If You Are Not a Medical Professional?

You do not need to be a trained medical expert to make a difference.
Bystander CPR doubles or triples the chances of survival in cardiac arrest situations. And when the patient is pregnant, you have the potential to save two lives.

Be Prepared with Online CPR Training

Health Solutions of America offers flexible, 100% online CPR certification and renewal courses so you can be ready for emergencies, anytime and anywhere.

Our CPR training is ideal for:

Teachers
Parents
Caregivers
Fitness professionals
Concerned citizens
Anyone who wants to help save lives

Two Heartbeats. One Lifesaving Skill. Contact Us Today.

Emergencies involving pregnant women can be intimidating—but with CPR training, you will know exactly how to respond. You will have the confidence to act fast and help protect both mother and child.

Ready to get certified? Contact us today to enroll in CPR training through Health Solutions of America.

Health Solutions of America — Giving you the tools to respond, protect, and save.