SouthSound CPR is absolutely fantastic!!! I have been…read moreworking with them since 2018 for my BLS recertifications. They are always professional, extremely knowledgeable and very flexible and accommodating when they can be with your schedule. I have always received quality care and education from them. If you had any question on who your go-to should be for any of your CPR and/BLS certification needs please look no further! Jerrie is a 10/10 instructor and always goes above and beyond for her students!

Very professional, efficient. Answered all of my questions and took time to explain the nuances of…read moremany things, including the differences in the many different types of AED's, now the differences impact the function of the AED's.

I took the BLS for healthcare providers course recently. Kevin, the instructor, displayed excellent…read moreknowledge, techniques, and important information to be aware of. He was absolutely hilarious and engaging. I recommend taking courses here

My wife and renewed our required First Aid/CPR and AED certification by taking Kevin's training…read moretoday. Somehow he's made it even more enjoyable and faster-paced than two years ago. He has such an easy and clear manner in teaching his class. What both impressed and surprised me is how certain CPR instructions have changed in the past two years. Kevin gave detailed instructions even in where/how to stand next to someone having a cardiac or choking event, where to position legs and feet and where to put the cellphone (on speakerphone) next to the victim for talking with a 911 operator. Kevin's trainings are replete with stories about calls he's been on in the past year or so and the specific reasons why some of those calls had happy or tragic endings. The expanse of his knowledge on his subject is breathtaking--so he's the right guy to be teaching this class! Also, we've been to CPR/First Aid certification training that dragged on and on. Kevin's class flies by while ensuring we all have not only gained or refreshed knowledge but had that right amount of hands-on practice. He covers so much in his 3-hour training that it's best to just take the class to discover all it encompasses. And--Kevin? See you in two years, my friend.

I had a great late night class at this location renewing one of my certifications. The facility is…read moreclean and has several bathrooms, coffee and tea, and good acoustics. The breakout rooms were nice and perfect for larger groups. We had a pretty small group and were able to get at lot of individualized attention and help. Several students shared experiences and asked questions and our instructor, a paramedic, was great about going through the scenarios and making them learning experiences for all of us. He also shared some really interesting stories and how he handled them. The mega codes went well and we all worked as a team to get through them. The exam only took 30-40 minutes and was around 50 questions. Overall it was a great class and I was happy I chose this later time slot to get my renewal out of the way.

mixed review...if you are doing ACLS just to get the card, you will love it. They get you in and…read moreout fast, and everyone passes. however...if you are there to actually LEARN the material, you will be disappointed. The first day they had us in and out in under 4 hours, not six. The second day the megacode practice was a joke. The "practice" actually turned out to be the test portion, which everyone passed, again, without really learning or doing much of anything. During written open-book testing it was noisy chaos, with people lining up to do CPR recert after, and chatting away.

That was one of the most useful, action-packed classes I've ever attended, since getting out of the…read moremilitary. Meredith and Irvina could legitimately help me save a life someday with this training. 5 stars

Thankyou for showing Us what we need to know to save lives ! I learned so much today !read more

From the owner: We provide hands-on First Aid, CPR, AED, and BLS training for individuals, healthcare providers,…read moreworkplaces, schools, construction crews, childcare teams, and community organizations. We also offer online Bloodborne Pathogens training for employees who need OSHA-compliant workplace safety training. What makes us different is that our classes are practical, clear, and confidence-focused — not just a checklist for certification. Students practice with real equipment, receive patient coaching, and leave understanding what to do in a real emergency. We offer public classes in Renton and Lynnwood, private onsite training for businesses, Spanish-language class options, AED sales and orientation, and online Bloodborne Pathogens training. Our goal is simple: make emergency training approachable, professional, and useful when it matters.

Caitlin and Rox were both super helpful and supportive, answered all our questions and we're very…read morewelcoming and engaging. Not as boring as I expected either they made class straight to the point and informative to review everything. Thank you!

Caitlyn and Roxanne made things so easy to comprehend. Efficient use of my time. This is a 5 star…read morereview!

Christie is the best CPR/First Aid instructor I've ever had 100%. Highly recommend her to everyone…read more The blended classes were easy and fit my schedule perfectly. During our skills session, we didn't waste any time and got to the point. Very educational, informative and helpful. Thank you, Christie, for all that you do for the community and surrounding areas.

Christie was a wonderful instructor. I now feel prepared to save a life if I was ever in the…read moreposition. Sound Beats CPR is a great course to take whether that's for school, work, or personal reasons.

I scheduled my class for Valentines Day. So I happened to be the only one in the class for the day…read more(probably because everyone else had real dates) and it was a great learning experience. Tara was awesome and I loved that I got some one-on-one time because I got to practices on whatever I wanted for as long as I wanted. She has a great couple of interactive games that really took the ease off of learning and practicing CPR but still gave you great enough of an experience to prepare you for the real world. The online course was very thorough and the fact that you get to download and keep a PDF version of the handbook/guide is great, because you can refer to it whenever you want. The whole process was quick, smooth, and painless. I would definitely recommend it to everyone who needs CPR certification and especially in a timely manner. Was a great fit to my schedule. Thank you Tara and I wish you the best of luck with your business.

I highly recommend WestCoast CPR! I've taken many BLS courses, but have never felt as comfortable…read morein a class as I did here. I will definitely be returning when it's time to renew again and recommending to others. Tara was very personable and friendly, and gave helpful feedback while testing the skills. We were able to move swiftly through reviewing the necessary skills, as I was the only student, but I still walked away feeling confident. A very positive experience overall!

Very modern and clean facility. Smooth paperwork process and if you're a new Donor you get rushed…read moreto the front of the queue to be seen. For your first visit expect up to 3 hours or more for screening and plasma draw. You'll meet at the front desk, show your documents, get your finger scanned, a finger poke, blood pressure and temp taken. Then you'll answer a computer health questionnaire and meet with a nurse to go over any health questions and get a physical. The staff were mostly great though they seemed in a hurry. I was there on a Tuesday, one of the busier days including Sunday, and there was about a 12 person queue for initial examination. Thankfully as a new patient I was put the the front like I said. It's a good idea to arrive early. Check their website for monthly promotions and download their app.

The employees are friendly and its a nice facility. Thats what gives them the extra star. However,…read morethe employees need A LOT more training. After a hectic move from out of state, we needed to scrounge up more cash after our savings dwindled. The first visit they messed up both of my boyfriend's "sticks" and told him he could not donate. The next visit they did the same to me. Each of these visits were supposed to pay $50 and we were each only compensated $30. When I questioned the staff, I was told this was a new thing. So, staff poke and prod, cause unnecessary pain and bruising by continuously moving the needle, and I get paid LESS?! A donation should be painless and easy; how does it make sense to get paid more for that and less for their incompetence?