Indiana CPR Certification Online at Your Pace

Indiana Health Information

Indiana ranks low at 40 for health. The strengths for Indiana residents include low prevalence of food insecurity, chronic drinking and poverty among seniors. These numbers along with community support and dedicated health care providers help boost Indiana’s health rating. Unfortunately, the high obesity and inactivity rates contribute to the low score for the state and its high premature death rate.

While Indiana health has seen improvements in areas of mental well-being and hospital deaths, the inactivity rate has continued to rise. Almost 40% of people over 65 in Indiana report no physical activity ranking the state at 45, which is a large factor in the state’s high obesity rate that ranks it 48th. Smoking and lack of education also play a role in the health status of Indiana.

The premature death ranking for Indiana makes it critical for individuals to get CPR certification in the state. Indiana ranks 34 in multiple chronic conditions, which is another reason CPR training is valuable for everyone. Learning CPR could save another Hoosier’s life.

CPR Certification in Indiana

Getting Indiana CPR certification is a must for any healthcare professional in the state. Individuals with senior family members or family members with any medical conditions also benefit from learning CPR. With an ever-increasing obesity epidemic combined with the low ranking in physical inactivity, Indiana is a prime state for CPR skills. Employers and schools would benefit from ensuring everyone learns the basics of CPR or receive certification in it. SafeNowCPR offers online courses for anyone in Indiana to learn CPR. Online lessons allow flexibility to fit anyone’s schedule. With CPR certification, anyone can help save a life.

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Local Indiana Hospitals

IU Health Academic Health Center
550 University Boulevard
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5149

IU Health Academic Health Center in Indianapolis has 1371 beds and ranks nationally in 20 specialties. The teaching hospital has over 166,985 emergency room visits and 55,379 admissions in the most recent reporting year.

St. Vincent Hospital and Health Center
2001 West 86th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46260-1991

Ranked nationally in two specialties and high performing in five others, St. Vincent Hospital scores high in patient safety. The hospital has 903 beds and admits about 35,000 people a year. Emergency room visits in recent reporting were at 82,390.

IU Health North Hospital
11700 North Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032-4656

While it doesn’t receive national ranking, the smaller hospital ranks high in Indiana. The 161 bed facility has over 7000 annual admission and more than 17,000 emergency room visits.

Fransiscan St. Francis Health
8111 South Emerson Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46237-8601

While not nationally ranked, St. Francis hospital has accreditation in both the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and the American Osteopathic Association.The 486 bed hospital sees more 83,000 emergency room visits and over 19,000 admissions.

CPR Skills Evaluators in Indiana

Preston, Jacqueline
317-918-7488
6261 Mercyside Ct., Indianapollis, IN 46218

Dalton, Scott
812-243-3045
7265 E. Tryon Dr, Pimento, IN 47866