Not exactly. CPR teaches basic chest compressions and rescue breathing, while BLS is a more advanced certification required for healthcare professionals. Our BLS renewal course includes CPR plus AED use, team-based response, and airway management skills.

Yes, our courses meet the continuing education requirements set by dental boards in Texas, ensuring your credits count towards license renewal.

To renew online with DSTAR Education, simply register for our BLS renewal course, complete the online modules, and pass the required skills assessment. Once finished, you’ll receive a new certification card valid for two years, accepted by employers nationwide.

BLS certification must be renewed every two years. Our renewal program helps you stay compliant, avoid lapses, and continue working without interruption.

A BLS certification lasts two years from the issue date. Enrolling in a renewal course before it expires ensures you maintain uninterrupted certification.

Your BLS certification is valid for two years. After that, you must renew to stay active and meet healthcare compliance requirements.

You can renew through DSTAR Education’s online BLS renewal course, which follows AHA guidelines and is trusted by healthcare providers. Our flexible online format makes it easy to renew on your schedule.

If you completed your BLS training with DSTAR Education, you can access your certification card through our student portal or email confirmation. For AHA-approved courses, you may also use the AHA eCard verification system to locate your record.

Your BLS certification expires two years from the issue date listed on your card. To avoid gaps in compliance, renew with DSTAR Education before your expiration date.