Advancing the Standardization and Professionalization of Community Emergency Training
ALLCPR has officially been listed as an approved training provider by the California Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA), with its current approval valid through August 31, 2028. California EMSA is a state government authority responsible for coordinating and overseeing California’s emergency medical services system.
According to information published on the official California EMSA website, ALLCPR is based in San Jose, California, and is approved to provide applicable online training services. This recognition marks another important milestone in ALLCPR’s continued efforts to advance the standardization, quality, and professional development of emergency training.
Guided by its mission, “ALL of Us Should Learn CPR,” ALLCPR has been actively promoting CPR, First Aid, and community safety education. Through standardized training programs, an expanding training center network, and digital teaching and operational platforms, ALLCPR continues to broaden access to lifesaving education and strengthen emergency preparedness in communities.
Dr. Claude Wang, Chairman of ALLCPR, stated that ALLCPR will take this approval as a new milestone and continue to comply with applicable California regulations and EMSA program requirements while strengthening training quality and service management. ALLCPR will also further advance its AI + CPR initiatives, AUTOCPR intelligent training centers, and Social Safety Infrastructure (SSI) development, providing more accessible and standardized emergency training for schools, businesses, families, and communities—and empowering more people with the skills to save themselves and others when every second matters.