Welcome Philadelphia Medical Providers
Our convenient online certification and recertification courses make ACLS, PALS and BLS fast and easy. Each course is a complete package that includes everything you will need to prepare for the exam and earn your card. Our automatic grading system allows you to see your results as soon as you submit your answers. Plus, our instant provider card system allows you to download a copy of your provider card as soon as you pass the exam for immediate proof of certification. We also include free shipping for wallet provider cards and ship them within 1 day after you pass the exam.
Accepted in Philadelphia and Nationwide with No Skills Check
Our courses are accepted in Philadelphia and throughout the country. We maintain our standards in accordance with the American Heart Association's guidelines, including the 2010 updates for CPR and ECC. Our courses are 100% online and we do not require a hands-on skills check for certification or recertification courses.
All-In-One Service & All-In-One Pricing
There are no additional fees, rush deliveries, upgrades or costs. When you purchase an ACLS, PALS or BLS course you'll receive everything you need for one simple price. This includes a comprehensive online study guide, exam, 3 exam retakes takes, no time restrictions, instant downloadable provider card, and free shipping within the continental U.S. for your hard copy wallet provider card. If you need your hard copy card sooner, or if you live outside the United States, we also offer express and international shipping options during the checkout process.
How It Works
1. Place an order online and save
Place an order for the certification course you need. You may purchase 1, 2 or 3 certification courses simultaneously. You will save 10% on orders of two certifications and 15% when you order all three.
2. Studying for the exam
As soon as your purchase is complete you will receive instant access to the online study guide and exam for each course you've purchased. You can view the online study guide and take the online exam from any computer with Internet access. We also offer PDF versions of both the study guide and exam for individuals who would prefer paper and print. This is a convenient option when traveling.
The picture below shows a sample online training material page.
3. Taking the exam
While each course includes complete online training material, you can spend as much or as little time reviewing the material as you need. Once you're ready you may begin the exam at any time and take as long to complete it as you wish. You will have 3 retakes plus your initial attempt to pass the exam.
4. Get your provider cards
After you have successfully completed the exam you will be able to immediately download and print your instant provider card. The next business day we will ship your official hard copy wallet provider card.
Provider Card
The picture below shows a sample provider card.
Philadelphia FAQs
Are most medical providers eligible for an online Philadelphia ACLS card?
Yes, we are accepted by most medical centers in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. However, you can also ask your employer if you are unsure.
Do I have to apply for a Philadelphia PALS exam?
No, there's no application necessary. Once we process your PHI PALS order you are ready to start the course. We also don't require registration or passwords. You're course email will contain all the instruction and details you need.
When was the last time you updated the Philadelphia BLS?
We most recently updated the BLS course in mid-2011. If you haven't previewed BLS course material since then we recommend you visit our study section prior to attempting the exam.
City Statistics Critical Care Providers Should Know
The average life expectancy rate in Philadelphia is 70.7 years. About 88% of deaths are due to natural causes, 5% are accidental and 2.5% were from homicide.
The top five causes of death among Philadelphians in are:
- Heart disease (25.6%)
- Cancer (22.9%)
- Stroke (5.2%)
- Accidents (5.0%)
- Chronic lower respiratory disease (4.0%)
Although heart disease is still the leading cause of death it has scene dramatic improvement in the last decade. Heart disease rates are down 10.8% for Philadelphians. However, smoking and tobacco use are still problematic. Tobacco use accounts for 17% of all deaths in the city. Philadelphia has attempted several anti-smoking campaigns to help combat the high mortality rates. In 2012 Philadelphia required a permit to sell products that contain nicotine. Health status reports for the city of Philadelphia are provided by the Philadelphia Department of Health (PDHD).
The PDHD operates the Bioterrorism and Public Health Preparedness Program to ensure that the city is prepared for an emergency. They practice guidelines and protocols and coordinate with various emergency response agencies.
