ExtendLife, dedicated to serving the needs of the nation, is based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Quality instruction and ongoing service are reasons our clients continue to choose us over other training centers. We are licensed and insured to provide comprehensive nationally recognized emergency first response training for healthcare providers, business, industry, schools, churches, and the community.

When you require training in Basic Life Support CPR, Basic First Aid, First Responder, Bloodborne Pathogens, Automated External Defibrillator (AED), or other safety courses, remember what people say about us...

“Just wanted to let you know we LOVE your program!!!! I recommend you to everyone.”
Sherry Rogers, RN CNOR – Tullahoma Surgery Center

As a physician I have attended many [certification] classes, but I have never had the opportunity to attend a class with such enthusiasm and entertainment, while still learning the important material and procedures.”
Bruce E. Dahrling II, MD – North Park Eye Center

“For me personally, it is the best class I have ever participated in.”
Amy J. Carroll, Assistant Director of Nursing – Physicians Care Centers

“The instructor's extensive experience is helpful in learning and understanding the material and his delivery is excellent. It has been informative and enjoyable.”
John L. Hofmann, DC – Advanced Care Chiropractic Clinic

“The entire program was presented in a professional and extremely informative manner. We received instruction that applies directly to our industrial setting.”
Robert E. Watson, Safety Director – ADM Milling

“After surveying nearly 200 of our staff members who participated in your courses, the comments were unanimously positive and enthusiastic. Superior!”
Nancy Sisk, RN, Health Coordinator – Chattanooga Head Start Program

“...Awesome instructor! I'm not in the health field, just an average person who wanted to learn how to save a life if need be. I now feel that I have the knowledge to do that.”
Tricia Johnson, bookkeeper

“I did not think it was possible to make [certification] fun. I was wrong. Thank you so much.”
Jennifer Phillips, RN University Oncology & Hematology Associates