Mobile CPR Certification in Charlotte — Taught by a Registered Nurse.
Hands-on, AHA-aligned CPR, BLS, AED, and First Aid training brought to your home, workplace, gym, daycare, or community group. We come to you.
Serving Charlotte, Indian Land, Fort Mill, Ballantyne, Pineville, Rock Hill, Matthews, Waxhaw & surrounding areas.
No classroom. No travel. We come to you.
Getting your group certified takes just three simple steps.
Choose your training
Tell us who’s learning — a family, your team, or healthcare staff — and which class fits.
Pick a date & location
Your home, office, gym, daycare, or venue. Evenings and weekends available.
We come to you
We bring the manikins, AEDs, and supplies — and teach a hands-on class at your door.
Training built around your group
Every session is tailored to who’s in the room — at home, at work, or in the clinic.
For Families & Caregivers
Feel prepared when it matters most. Learn infant, child, and adult CPR, choking response, and AED basics in a relaxed, hands-on session right at home.
For Workplaces & Teams
Train your team without sending everyone across town. We bring the instructor, manikins, AED equipment, and supplies to your workplace — with certificates for every participant.
For Healthcare Professionals
Complete your BLS certification or a hands-on skills check with an RN-led instructor, at a location and schedule that works for you.
Training that fits your life
A friendly, professional experience built around you and your team.
AHA Certified
Curriculum aligned with the latest American Heart Association guidelines.
RN-Led Instruction
Taught by a Registered Nurse with real-world clinical experience.
Mobile Training
We bring all manikins, AEDs, and supplies to your location.
Hands-On Practice
Every learner gets meaningful skills practice — not just slides.
Fast Certification
eCards issued in 24-48 hours so you have your credential quickly.
Flexible Scheduling
Evenings and weekends available to fit your team’s calendar.
Simple, transparent pricing
AHA-aligned classes priced per learner. Group discounts and travel options below.
BLS for Healthcare Providers
For nurses, EMTs, dental, and clinical staff. Includes AHA eCard.
- 2-rescuer CPR
- AED & bag mask
- Adult, child & infant
CPR & AED Heartsaver
Perfect for the general public, gyms, schools, and workplaces.
- Adult CPR & AED
- Choking relief
- AHA eCard
CPR + First Aid Combo
Heartsaver CPR/AED combined with First Aid skills.
- CPR + AED
- First Aid basics
- Two-year cert
Blended Learning Skills Check
Already finished the AHA online portion? Come complete your hands-on skills check.
- Skills verification
- Quick ≈45 min
- eCard issued
Small Groups
Best value for couples, families, and small teams. +$60 per additional learner.
- On-site at your venue
- Up to 4 included
- Add-ons welcome
Infant & Child CPR + Choking Workshop
Perfect for new parents and caregivers, mom groups and family gatherings, and anyone wanting piece of mind at home. +$45 per additional learner.
- Small group, relaxed learning
- Real-life scenarios
- No certification required
Rewards for coming back — and sharing
We appreciate returning clients and the businesses who send friends our way.
10% Off Your Next Training
Already trained with us? Book your next class or recertification with Homefront CPR & First Aid Training and take 10% off. Our way of saying thank you for keeping your skills sharp.
Applies to your next booking. Just mention it when you reach out.
Refer a Business, Get $50 Off
Know a business that needs training? Refer another business that books a group class with us and you’ll receive $50 off your next group class. Great teams look out for each other.
Discount applies once the referred business completes their booking.
Based in Indian Land, SC — serving Charlotte
We come to homes, offices, gyms, churches, and clinics across the region.
Indian Land, Fort Mill, Ballantyne, Pineville, South Charlotte
Most of Charlotte metro
Reach out for a friendly travel quote
Communities we serve
Charlotte · Indian Land · Fort Mill · Rock Hill · Ballantyne · Pineville · Waxhaw · Matthews · Mint Hill · Huntersville · Cornelius · Davidson · Mooresville · Concord · Kannapolis · Gastonia · Lake Norman · Lake Wylie · Tega Cay · Lancaster · Monroe · Weddington · Marvin · Wesley Chapel · Stallings · Harrisburg · Mount Holly · Belmont · South Charlotte · University City
Right-sized for your team
Whether it’s one or twenty, we’ll build the right session.
Individuals & Couples
1–2 learners welcome via 1:1 Private Training or join a small group session.
Workplaces & Teams
Best value at 4+ learners. We’ll travel to your office or facility.
Schools, Gyms & Clinics
Larger groups (10+) eligible for custom pricing — just ask.
Meet Megan H., RN
Megan is a Registered Nurse who founded Homefront CPR to make life-saving training feel approachable — not intimidating. With years of bedside experience, she translates clinical know-how into clear, calm coaching anyone can follow.
“My goal is simple: when seconds count, you’ll know exactly what to do.”
What our learners are saying
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Real classes. Real practice.
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How to perform CPR effectively
A simple step-by-step overview of adult CPR. This is educational only — hands-on certified training is the best way to be truly prepared.
1. Check the scene & the person
Make sure the area is safe. Tap the person firmly on the shoulder and shout “Are you okay?” If there’s no response and they are not breathing normally (or only gasping), act right away.
2. Call 911 & get an AED
Call 911 (or have someone else call) and put the phone on speaker. If an AED is nearby, send someone to grab it while you begin compressions — don’t delay CPR to look for one yourself.
3. Start chest compressions
Place the heel of one hand in the center of the chest, your other hand on top, fingers interlocked. Push hard and fast — at least 2 inches deep, 100–120 compressions per minute. Let the chest fully recoil between pushes.
4. Give rescue breaths (if trained)
After every 30 compressions, give 2 breaths: tilt the head back, lift the chin, pinch the nose, and give a breath until the chest rises. If you’re untrained or unsure, hands-only CPR (compressions alone) still saves lives.
5. Use an AED as soon as it arrives
Turn it on and follow the spoken prompts. Attach the pads to the bare chest as pictured, and let the AED analyze. Deliver a shock if advised, then immediately resume compressions.
Common mistakes to avoid
Reading about CPR is a great start — but muscle memory saves lives. Practice the real technique on manikins with our RN-led, AHA-aligned training.
What is an AED?
Understanding the device that dramatically improves survival during cardiac arrest.
An is a portable, easy-to-use device that checks the heart’s rhythm and, if needed, delivers an electric shock to help it re-establish an effective beat during sudden cardiac arrest. AEDs are designed for the public — they talk you through every step and will only advise a shock when it’s truly needed, so you can’t accidentally shock someone who doesn’t need it. Using an AED within the first few minutes, alongside CPR, can more than double a person’s chance of survival.
How to use an AED in 4 steps
Turn it on
Open the AED and press the power button. It will immediately begin giving you clear spoken instructions — just listen and follow along.
Attach the pads
Expose the bare chest and apply the sticky pads exactly as shown on the diagrams: one on the upper right chest, one on the lower left side.
Let it analyze
Stop touching the person and make sure no one else is either. The AED will analyze the heart rhythm and decide whether a shock is needed.
Shock & resume CPR
If advised, make sure everyone is clear and press the shock button. Then immediately resume chest compressions and keep following the prompts until help arrives.
Train to the beat. Build the rhythm. Save a life.
CPR compressions are taught at 100–120 beats per minute. Pick a tempo and practice keeping a steady rhythm to the beat.
Recommended — a steady, confident compression pace.
Press play when you’re ready — audio never starts on its own.
Practice compressions to the beat.
Why rhythm matters
CPR training commonly teaches chest compressions at a rate of 100–120 compressions per minute. Using music with a similar tempo can help learners practice maintaining a consistent rhythm.
Training note: Music is a rhythm-training aid and does not replace hands-on CPR instruction, certification training, or following emergency dispatcher/medical guidance.
Good questions, good answers
See when Megan can come to you
Pick a day that works for your group. Availability is a guide — message Megan to confirm your exact time and lock in your session.
Tap any highlighted date to see its availability, then request a booking or message Megan to confirm your session.
Call or text 802-770-4702Request your training or group quote
Tell us about your group, location, and what you’re hoping to learn. We’ll respond within one business day.