Heartsaver
Downtown Long Beach

First Aid CPR AED for Downtown Long Beach

People from Downtown Long Beach who need first aid, CPR and AED training take AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED at our Downtown Long Beach classroom, 121 Linden Ave. The AHA online part comes first, then a 60 minute hands-on session, and the card is valid for 2 years and issued the same day you pass. From Downtown Long Beach, the usual way in is the A Line to 1st Street station, the fare-free Passport, or Long Beach Transit 111 and 112 on Broadway.

Updated October 2026

Downtown Long Beach

Who in Downtown Long Beach takes Heartsaver

Downtown offices, from the healthcare headquarters at Oceangate to the shops and restaurants along Pine Ave, often name workplace first aid responders. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED covers first aid, CPR and AED in about an hour in person, a short trip across downtown.

The classroom is in Downtown Long Beach itself, on Linden Ave two blocks east of Long Beach Blvd. The A Line stops at 1st Street station, the fare-free Passport runs through downtown, and Long Beach Transit 111 and 112 run along Broadway. St. Mary Medical Center is up the same street, at 1050 Linden Ave.

Local employers and schools

Molina Healthcareheadquarters at 200 Oceangate, Long Beach
Port of Long Beachthe harbor next to downtown
Long Beach City College, Trades, Technology & Community Learning Campus1305 E Pacific Coast Hwy (formerly the Pacific Coast Campus)

What it covers

First aid, CPR and AED in one AHA card

First aid basics: checking the scene, calling 911, gloves and protecting yourself, and finding the problem.
Medical emergencies: breathing problems, allergic reactions and epinephrine pens, heart attack, stroke, low blood sugar and seizures.
Injuries: stopping serious bleeding, wounds, burns, and suspected broken bones or spine injuries.
Environmental emergencies: bites and stings, heat and cold emergencies, and poisoning.
CPR and AED: hands-on CPR and AED use, plus choking relief.
Opioid overdose and naloxone: recognizing an opioid-related emergency and giving naloxone while you wait for EMS, a module of the AHA course.

Format

The online part is the AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED online course, sold separately by the American Heart Association, not by CPR Long Beach. Complete it before your session and bring the certificate of completion.

The in-person session is about 60 minutes, and the card is valid for 2 years.

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Getting here

Getting to 121 Linden Ave from Downtown Long Beach

Metro A Line
1st Street station (108 N Long Beach Blvd) is two blocks west of Linden Ave. It has southbound trains only; use Metro's trip planner for the trip back north.
Long Beach Transit
Passport is fare-free and runs downtown between 10th St & Pine Ave and the Queen Mary. Routes 111 and 112 run along Broadway, which crosses Linden Ave.
By car
Driving within downtown, follow Broadway east to Linden Ave, two blocks past Long Beach Blvd.

FAQ

First aid and CPR for Downtown Long Beach: questions

Where can people from Downtown Long Beach take a first aid and CPR class?

At CPR Long Beach, 121 Linden Ave in Downtown Long Beach, which teaches AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED. 1st Street station (108 N Long Beach Blvd) is two blocks west of Linden Ave. It has southbound trains only; use Metro's trip planner for the trip back north.

Is the Heartsaver online part included?

No. The Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED online course is sold separately by the American Heart Association. Bring the certificate of completion to the 60 minute skills session.

Is there another way to get there from Downtown Long Beach?

Passport is fare-free and runs downtown between 10th St & Pine Ave and the Queen Mary. Routes 111 and 112 run along Broadway, which crosses Linden Ave.

How long is the Heartsaver card valid?

The AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED card is valid for 2 years.

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