1

Complete the Online Course

Finish the required American Heart Association (AHA) online coursework at your own pace before attending your hands-on skills session.

2

Complete Your Skills Session

Visit our location for a quick hands-on skills session using AHA-compliant equipment with real-time audio and visual feedback.

3

Receive Your AHA eCard

Receive your official 2-year American Heart Association eCard after successful completion of your skills session.

CPR Certification in Madison, Wisconsin – AHA HeartCode Complete

Looking to get your CPR certification in Madison, Wisconsin? At Citywide CPR, we offer American Heart Association (AHA) HeartCode Complete training—an efficient, flexible way to earn your certification or renewal in BLS, ACLS, or PALS.

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  • Capitol
  • 345 W Washington Ave, Suite 306, Madison, WI 53703
  • 1 Hour
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Frequently asked questions

Yes. You will receive an official American Heart Association Provider eCard upon completion.

The hands-on skills session typically takes about 30 minutes.

Your official American Heart Association Provider eCard is issued the same day after you complete your skills session.

Students complete a streamlined hands-on skills session using AHA-compliant equipment with real-time audio and visual feedback. Most sessions take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

Our office is located inside the Expansive The Capitol building at 345 W Washington Ave, Suite 306, Madison, WI 53703. Street parking and attached garage parking are available.

CPR Certification in Madison, Wisconsin

Our office is located inside the Expansive The Capitol building at 345 W Washington Ave, Suite 306, Madison, WI 53703. Street parking and attached garage parking are available.

The Future of CPR Training

Backed by the most current clinical research, the HeartCode Complete program from the American Heart Association (AHA) provides a modern, flexible approach to CPR and resuscitation training. It combines online, self-paced learning with independent, hands-on skills practice—allowing healthcare professionals to build and demonstrate critical life-saving skills.