Amazing work .. I can wait to go for my next classes…read more. Ty. I got my card right away Ty Mr. Mandel.

This now being like the 6th time I have taken a CPR class here at CPR society over many years, I…read morehave definitely seen the business model evolve over time. It use to be in person with an instructor who was off script a bit, but brought humor and stole a few hours of my time. Now the facilitation of the CPR class in current day is in my opinion improved in that it is taught from a digital instructor/video and took less than an hour of my time. For people like me who are just needing to brush-up on skills I already know, this is perfect. If you have never taken a CPR class before, it might seem a little strange and you might seek out a class taught with an actual human in front of you. Just understand what you may or may not be getting as to instructors/instruction and book what you might be most comfortable with. Although at the end of the class, there is an opportunity to ask a question to a human, you go the entire class working with others n the class and being watched over cameras but not by an actual human. Again, for a refresh, this works well for me. Efficient, checks the box of my refresh and relatively fast. CPR Society is easy to book classes on-line, electronically driven with manuals on-line and easy to complete with lots of time slots to make to make an appointment work around your schedule.

Not the best company! Find another program if you can!…read more The space they use to teach the class barely has enough room to practice CPR. It's basically a room meant for business meetings with a big conference table, and you just work with the mannequins in the corner. It's in an older office building with barely functional AC and other business suites that share the same entrance. There's hidden fees like the AHA BLS Manual that's not included in the class fee, which they don't really disclose is "mandatory" to attend class per the AHA until after you already register for the class. You can get it online or a print version. It may or may not be enforced that you actually have the manual in hand however. They also rescheduled my class, which seems to happen a lot based on other reviews which is very inconvenient and unreliable. I kept receiving reminders for my original class time, so I called to confirm my actual time and they were kind of rude on the phone. My instructor was great though, and kept the class short and sweet.

I took this class a week ago today and still no ecard in my emails. I have called twice and they…read morejust keep telling me they are going thru administrative transition and have to wait. I need this card for my employment and for my school and now I'm on the brink of being put on leave due their delays for not having my ecard in This. I see from the comments I'm not the only one dealing with this. They need to realize that this delay can cause people their job and money spent taking this class for them not to keep their word on giving you your card.

After another CPR company canceled my appointment at the last minute, I was scrambling to find a…read moreclass and came across Pump Life CPR. Thankfully, Miss Darla was kind enough to graciously squeeze me in, even though she didn't have a scheduled class the next day. I'm so grateful she went out of her way to accommodate me. She was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and made the entire training easy to understand. She explained everything thoroughly, making it easy to retain the information and feel confident in the skills I learned. If you're looking for a CPR instructor who genuinely cares about her students and provides excellent hands-on training, I highly recommend Pump Life CPR. Thank you again, Miss Darla, for going above and beyond!

Ms. Darla is amazing and so kind! I highly recommend taking her class as a newbie or if you are…read moreneeding to do your renewal. She explains in great detail and gives great direction. I also enjoy how she has us also practice in a group setting so we know what to expect when in a hospital setting. And just as a quick reference make sure you have the AHA BLS book because it is now a requirement to have. You can get the actual book or get the ebook.

Great class. Done at the Doctor's Office. Covered all bases. Lots of practical points and…read moredemonstration.

Renet is an amazing and very fun CPR instructor. Best CPR class I've ever taken at 6:30pm :)…read more Renet was fun, entertaining and very easy to follow. Will definitely be coming back to her in the next two years to come! I'll also be recommending my friends to Renet

Awesome place to get your ACLS certification. Irene was a great instructor. She remembered people…read morewho worked at MOMMC. Thank you Irene. Would go back here every two years for my renewal.

Highly recommend! 10/10…read more I went in for my ACLS and PALS. From booking an appointment to completing the course, the entire process was smooth and efficient. The facility is clean and they have the required equipment. The information was clear and straight to the point. I really appreciated their notes and how it broke each category down thoroughly. Christy was welcoming, knowledgeable, and sweet. I would most definitely come back for my renewals and I was in and of there quickly!

The facility on Flamingo is small. There is only one room…read morefor registration, training, and other business. The single employee on duty did a good job. She was very conscientious about disinfecting everything and she was a good instructor. The only disadvantage is they do not provide dedicated mannequins to each student. People must share mannequins during the practical exercises.

Summary of my review from attending a CPR, AED, and First Aid course with CPR Connections on…read more7/16/26 at Legacy House Centennial Hills. I was hoping for a great class based on the reviews, and the itinerary listed. However, the class was not ideal. * Only practiced CPR on adult and infant manikins once with no practice for child CPR procedures. * No hands-on training for AED use, choking response, or first aid procedures. * Approximately 30 students with only 3 adult and 3 infant manikins available for training. They appeared to be unprepared for the number of attendees as seats were slowly coming into an already packed room for each new person that came through the door. This created a disorganized atmosphere, and gave the impression that they did not know how many students had registered for the class. * Instructor was often difficult to hear due to soft speaking and noise outside of the classroom. * Assistant was unavailable to assist instructor in observing the hands-on CPR practice stating that they were doing a test during the class. * Many participants appeared to be performing compressions incorrectly, as the feedback lights were frequently red or off, indicating improper compression depth, hand placement, or technique. Nothing was corrected. * Text message notifications repeatedly appeared on the presentation screen, including one with derogatory language. I found this to be unprofessional, distracting, and awkward. * Course was advertised as 2 hours but ended after about 1.5 hours. * Final material was rushed, leaving little time for questions or additional practice. * Left feeling unprepared and disappointed with the overall quality of the training. I understand that unexpected issues can arise, but I am disappointed by the lack of organization, instruction, and structure in a class that teaches critical lifesaving skills. I plan to get better training in a CPR, AED, and First Aid class somewhere else.

Recently took a class for lifeguard CPR/AED training and unfortunately it was unorganized and truly…read morenot thorough enough for first time lifeguards. All instructors should be on the same page and teach the material in a timely manner so every class gets the same opportunity to properly learn ALL of the correct information and techniques as these things are very important parts to the job we are getting certified for. Also someone who is NOT certified should not be training or assisting the trainers and teaching incorrect information/techniques. I had Aj, Andrew, and Brenda as instructors and I think they should get a refresher on teaching the material. This experience was alarming.

I HAD THE BEST EXPERIENCE! I came here for my lifeguard certification and it was a great time! I…read moremet some great people and had amazing instructors! Brandon was amazing as well he kept us so informed:) thank you guys!

2.5 hours with Wilbur. Class started with his introduction to himself and playing a video about his…read morefitness company. I didn't love that because it felt like an advertisement for something other than what I was there for. I have had my BLS for years, in addition to my ACLS and PALS. This was a renewal for me, and I'm very comfortable with my abilities. As a healthcare professional that has coded dozens of patients in the ER I found a lot of his information irrelevant and more geared towards the everyday layperson that could potentially be performing CPR at home, hence the emphasis on mouth to mouth breathing verses ambu bags. So I would recommend this if you are JUST learning how to do compressions for the first time, but if you're an experienced professional this may feel like an insult.

Having taken similar certifications through various organizations and companies for BCLS (Basic…read moreCardiac Life Support), I can confidently say this was the most comprehensive and insightful instruction I've received to date. In many standard surface-level training approaches I have encountered in security and other corporate settings, Wilbur provided deeper context in teaching real-world applications for scenarios that are often overlooked in typical curriculum. He also equipped me with a clearer understanding of anatomical considerations and response adaptations. Thank you again for your time and thoughtful instruction. I absolutely would retake your class.