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Illinois ACLS Certification and Recertification

Public Health Conditions in Illinois

America’s Health Rankings has ranked Illinois as #28 in terms of the state’s overall public health for 2011. Illinois faces public health challenges from high binge drinking levels, high air pollution levels, and high rates of diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and various infectious diseases. However, the state’s strong points are its high availability of primary care physicians, moderately high graduation rate, and sufficient use of early prenatal care. In combination, these factors have resulted in a moderate level of improvements for the state’s public health care system.

The greatest concern to Illinois is the high rate of disease. The state has the 6th highest rate for cancer, AIDS, and Alzheimer’s, and the 5th highest rate for tuberculosis. They have made progress with TB infection over the past decade, but are still seeing more TB cases than other states. The state also has many programs and facilities to assist with HIV and AIDS prevention and medical assistance. Heart of Illinois HIV/AIDS Center offers many services for residents who have been diagnosed with the diseases, and they also provide free testing and run educational and awareness programs in the community.

Similar to other states, Illinois has seen a rise in the obese and diabetic population since 2001. Recently, the state has initiated a campaign called “Rethink Your Drink” with the objective of reducing sugar consumption by limiting access to sodas and other sugary drinks. There has been a tax proposal to add a small tax on soft drinks, and soft drinks have been banned in a few area hospitals. This campaign is being funded and run by the Illinois Public Health Institute along with the American Heart Association.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification is required by many states, including Illinois. Nurses, EMTs and other public health servants can easily become certified by using an online training course to earn their ACLS card.




Common Questions from Illinois Medical Providers

Can I receive ACLS group training using your online course?
 
Certainly, we offer group training programs using our accredited ACLS course.
 
Is your certification course acceptable in Illinois by employers?
 
Yes, all employers in Illinois accept our online program, including hospitals and various other medical providers.
 
Can I take your online course using my smartphone?
 
Yes, our online program is compatible with smartphones and most electronic devices like tablets, PCs, and Apple products.

  



ACLS Class Locations
NameAddressPhone
Galesburg Cottage Hospital695 N Kellogg St
Galesburg, IL 61401-2807
309-345-4217
Kishwaukee Community Hospital626 Bethany Rd
Dekalb, IL 60115-4939
815-756-1521
ext 3613
Anderson Hospital6800 State Route 162
Maryville, IL 62062-8500
618-391-6700
Plainfield Fire Protection District15025 Des Plaines St
Plainfield, IL 60544-1816
815-436-5335
Northwest Community Hospital800 W Central Rd
Arlington Heights, IL 60005-2349
847-618-7407
Blessing Hospital11th & Broadway Cardiac Cath Lab
Quincy, IL 62301
217-223-8400
ext 4830
Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital403 E 1st St
Dixon, IL 61021-3116
815-285-5609
Rush University Medical Center600 S Paulina St Ste 1058
Chicago, IL 60612-3806
312-942-3556
Children`s Memorial Hospital2300 N Childrens Plz Box 268
Chicago, IL 60614-3363
312-880-3084
Silver Cross Hospital1200 Maple Rd Rm. #3310
Joliet, IL 60432-1439
815-740-7130
Advanced Education for the Bedside Nurse5922 Covey Ridge Trl
Loves Park, IL 61111-6940
815-877-0071
BroMenn Regional Medical Center1304 Franklin Ave
Normal, IL 61761-3558
309-268-5138
CPR Associates, Chicago2616 W Peterson Ave
Chicago, IL 60659-4005
773-973-6933
Resurrection Health Care7435 W Talcott Ave Attn: Receiving - Po#787855
Chicago, IL 60631-3707
773-594-7839
John H Stroger Jr Hospital Cook Co1901 W Harrison St Planning Ed-admin Bldg-rm 415
Chicago, IL 60612-3714
312-864-0339
OSF Saint Francis Medical Center530 NE Glen Oak Ave
Peoria, IL 61637-0001
309-655-7475
Danville Area Community College2000 E Main St
Danville, IL 61832-5118
217-443-8777
St. Johns Hosp.800 E Carpenter St
Springfield, IL 62769
217-544-6464
ext 44011
Carle Foundation Hospital602 W University Ave
Urbana, IL 61801
217-383-4640
Richland Community CollegeOne College Park
Decatur, IL 62521-8512
217-875-7211
ext 219

About Illinois

Illinois became the 21st state in 1818. The state capitol of Illinois is Springfield with a population of 115,668 people (2005 Census). Chicago is the largest city in the state, with 2,842,518 people (2005 Census). The total population of Illinois is 12,830,632 people (2010 Census). Illinois is comprised of 55,584 square miles of prairie, plains and farmland. The state flower is the violet. The state bird is the cardinal. The state insect of Illinois is the monarch butterfly. In 1673 the first European explorers, that are known, to have visited what is now Illinois were Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet of France.

The first French settlement was established in 1699 near what is now East St. Louis. By 1763 and the end of the French and Revolutionary Wars, Great Britain had obtained the area. The nineteenth century began with frontier struggles and Indian wars. The Erie Canal was opened in 1825 which brought a huge increase in settlers in the area. The struggles with the Indians subsided after the Black Hawk War. Illinois is known for being the home state of the great Abraham Lincoln, who would go from farm laborer to the President of the United States. Illinois is not all that different today than it was in the nineteenth century.

True, the struggles with boundaries and Indians may no longer be an issue, but the same importance on industry is still seen today. Illinois is a strong state in manufacturing, mining, oil, and agriculture. Illinois is the leading producer of corn, hogs and soybeans in the United States. The strong agricultural base in Illinois makes them very successful in the agricultural and farming industries today. Along with Abraham Lincoln, other prominent historical and famous people have come from Illinois. Other prominent figures include Jack Benny, Miles Davis, Walt Disney, and Harry Blackmun; wild bill Hickok, Rock Hudson, Burl Ives, Bob Newhart, Ronald Reagan, Florenz Ziegfield, Raquel Welch, Oprah Winfrey, and others.



We provide Illinois ACLS classes to these major locations and others:

  • Chicago
  • Aurora
  • Rockford
  • Joliet
  • Naperville





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