AHA eReader

Name: AHA eReader
Author: American Heart Association, Inc

By: American Heart Association, Inc

Access your American Heart Association (AHA) eBooks online, offline or anytime.

Features & Capabilities

The AHA eReader Chrome extension lets you seamlessly access American Heart Association (AHA) Digital Products Center eBooks on your mobile device. Log in with your existing AHA account to view and download your purchased books, ensuring you can read your content anytime—whether online or offline.

Key features include intuitive navigation such as searching within titles, sorting books by category, adding bookmarks for quick reference, adjusting font size for comfortable reading, and easy jumping between chapters, figures, tables, and references. This tool empowers healthcare professionals, students, and readers interested in cardiovascular health with flexible access to trusted AHA resources anytime, anywhere.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

American Heart Association, Inc

Downloads:

21,035 82

Version:

0 Last updated: 2025-11-18

Publisher country:

Email:

cu*****@laerdal.com.au

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 408,515 ▲ 3,215

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Developed by:

American Heart Association, Inc

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aha.androidAhaeubooks

Email:

cu*****@laerdal.com.au

Website:

https://www.laerdal.com/support/customer-service/contact-us/

User Reviews

Ridiculous. I pay for the course and the book, and I can't even download it on my phone, and in the past whem I could it's all buggy

Fi*****, 2024-12-11

It's basically unusable, I have tried on multiple devices, with different operating systems. Couldn't you just make a pdf of the manual available? Even if it ends up on pirate bay providers still have to buy the course for recertification (and in any case, isn't the goal to spread knowledge of providing care in cardiac arrest?) Really disappointing, I miss the days when we received a physical book.