To learn more about our courses, feel free to click around or give us a call. We do ACLS, BLS, TNCC, ENPC, BLS, EKG, PALS, NRP, and consulting all over the Denver/Colorado area.

 Deb in Denver says, “I have taken ACLS 3 times.  This being my third.  This is the only time I have understood all of the material.  Midge takes the time to design the class for my department.  She makes it applicable for me.  She cares and makes the environment a laid back learning environment.  I am test phobic.  When it came time for the test I started to panic.  She saw that I was nervous.  She reassured me that I knew my subject.  Before I have always had to retake the test.  This time I did not.  She was right.  I did know my subject.  She instilled the extra confidence that I needed to do well.  I passed the first time.  Wonferful teacher, non threatening.  I will be taking it from her again in two year you can bet on that.”

Karen of Denver says, “Judy is an excellent teacher.  She explained things so well.  I understood them the first time.  She took the time with me that I needed to do well on the test, but also well in my day to day critical thinking.  Our mega code was good practice for the “just in case”.  Thank you for your dedication to me to see me succeed.”

Emily of Longmont says, “Tammy was an excellent instructor for my group.  She made BLS fun yet educational.  My staff went away with good discussion on what we would do in our office in case of emergency.  We then developed a plan of attack just in case our small dental office would have a problem.  Two weeks after the class we have a person go down in our lobby.  We all went into action based on the plan we had put in place after Tammy’s class.  Thank you Tammy!”

These comments are only three of the many that we get in a week.  We would be happy to have you experience the type of teaching that is worth your time and effort.  Our goal is to train your people where they are.  We will come to you!  We will design the class based around your day-to-day work.  Try us out.  You won’t regret it.

As many of our students have found out, we are interested in you leaving the course with knowledge.   We are not interested in running you through and forgetting what you have learned.  We have come across many students that are nervous about the test so much that they can not focus on the information.  Rest assured that we are here to help.  We are aware and work with people who do suffer from nervousness.   We are here to help you succeed.  

This is a call to action for the every day person within a community.  Per the numbers, 60% of heart attacks happen in an out of hospital situation.  This gives the every day person more of a chance of survival if at least this action is taken.

 Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments.  We also teach a number of different courses including ACLS, PALS, and First Aid.

Also another big change was the every day introduction to an AED.  Because AED’s are in most of our every day lives, it was important that not only Health Care professionals be aware of how to use them. 

As with ACLS, PALS, BLS and all of the other classes that are taught they are always open to change due to scientific research.  A comparison chart from the old to the new is RIGHT HERE . 

-Scientific evidence for the updates of resuscitation

-Assessment using the primary and secondary ABCD (Airway, Breathing, Circulation/Medications and Differential Diagnosis) skills

-Airway management

-Arrhythmia management with medications

-Then we put it all together in Mega codes

-Make the Mega Codes appropriate to the participant’s working environment

We feel strongly about meeting your particular needs right where you are. 

Whether you are looking for ACLS, BLS, PALS, EKG, First Aid, NRP, or ENPC we will tailor a class just for your particular area of employment.  We do the approved American Heart Association classes. 

Call us today at 303-986-1954 or email us at edcor@comcast.net for more information.

“A few years ago I took a course with my mom.  She instructed the course.  Things started to click.  I started to understand the reason behind the compressions and breaths.  The whole concept came together.  Then last year the course of CPR changed.  Everything about it was different.  It was different in a very understandable way.  I not only got my certification, but really felt a passion for not only Healthcare Providers, but also the woman who brings her newborn home, the man that takes care of his elderly father, the every day person.  I really wanted to share that excitement of understanding. ”

“Last year while working at a real estate office I convinced them that they needed to do a CPR class.  We held that class.  We had 10 realtors and office workers show up.  A few months later we had a man fall to the floor in our lobby.   We were able to not only handle the situation, but stay calm and administer proper CPR.  After all was said and done we all felt we had done everything that we could do to help save his life.  No one had any regrets.  Yes, he did still die but he had just found out he had cancer and had been given weeks to live.  We did not know that.  It felt wonderful to know that we did our best. ”

This is a true life situation in the hands of a layperson.  After years of not truly understanding the power of knowing how to handle a person that needed CPR it became apparent that knowing what to do and implimenting it was peace of mind that any one of us can have.

This true life situation is  true to life because it is my life.  I am the layperson.   I am one of the instructors.  I now not only understand Basic Life Support but enjoy passing that knowledge on to another that may feel like I did.  I no longer am uninformed and feel intimidated.  Do not feel intimidated.  Try it.  It’s now made simple.    I feel empowered and ready to handle the situation should I ever need to use it again.  If I can learn, anyone can do CPR.