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Closed • 9:00 am - 6:30 pm

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2.3(44 reviews)
1.9 mi•Old Town Fairfax

I have done the CertAtHome BLS skills check off twice. As a mother of 2 little kids, the…read moreflexibility of doing it at home was great with multiple time slots available each day that I did not need to pre-register for. This was super helpful, because there is always the fear that something could pop up making a time that I originally thought I could do the skills course no longer possible. With other companies, you have to preregister for a time slot, and if you can no longer make that skills check off, you are now likely on the line for paying for it anyways and then have to deal with the stress of rescheduling before your certification expires.

Seems like they have a pattern of threatening people with bad Healthgrades reviews for anyone who…read morespeaks out. My story is very consistent with what I see represented in other reviews. I ordered a mannequin for the at home skills session and contacted the company to schedule my session. I received no response regarding a skills session but did get several notices that they were going to charge me a fee for not returning my mannequin by a certain date. I checked in multiple times to schedule but still didn't get a response. Obviously I am not going to return the mannequin until I complete the skills check. I finally heard back after my deadline, but what I heard wasn't an apology or any effort at resolving the matter in a constructive way. I was called derogatory names, and the owner called me three times just to yell obscenities at me. He then sent his administrative director after me to threaten to write bad Healthgrades reviews about me and file a lawsuit. At the end of it all, I never received any apology or even any offer at scheduling that skills check. Completely inappropriate and childish. They deserve all their bad reviews.

Virginia CPR & First Aid

Virginia CPR & First Aid

3.0(1 review)
10.4 mi

I was looking for an affordable and convenient way to get re-certified to work at a gym when I…read morestumbled across VA CPR & First Aid (certification provided through the American Heart Association). The VA CPR & First Aid website was extremely easy to navigate. The course was offered (and displayed in a calendar online) more than once on a weekend during the month making it easy for me to find a class that fit my schedule. Michelle (who taught the class) was very responsive when I asked her questions via email. I asked about dates and payment and usually got a response within 42 hours. As an instructor she was clear and friendly. The location of the course (tucked inside a commercial office space) was a doable drive from the Alexandria, VA area. If you take a course here please note there is a limited number of food options that are within walking distance (when you break for lunch). The closest place to get something to go is the Dunkin Donuts accross the street. I thought the price with the book (100 for the class, 20 for the book) was fair when compared to similar courses. I have taken the American Red Cross certification (more than once). I thought the way the American Red Cross presented the material 4 years ago to me was more hands on than the American Heart Association. Specifically, with the first aid course material. If my memory serves me correctly, I remember doing a lot more hands on demonstrations when I got certified by the American Red Cross than by the American Heart Association. In a nutshell its a good option if you need to get certified in a quick time frame and live in the northern VA area but if this is your first time getting certified specifically for first aid I would look at the American Red Cross' certification courses first.

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