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    Care Now CPR

    4.7 (7 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:30 pm

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    2 years ago

    Great service! The staff was very friendly very informative and professional. the class is well worth attending.

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    Leonard is great! Very knowledgeable and easy to understand. Made the entire process a breeze!

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    6 years ago

    Instructor was excellent, engaging and answered questions patiently and clearly. I will definitely go back in two years.

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    Life Sustaining Training

    Life Sustaining Training

    4.9
    (35 reviews)
    6.9 km

    I was up for my BLS renewal and googled places around the Austin area to get certified. I found and…read moresigned up with Life Sustaining Training center because it was located in south Austin. I signed up on the website. There are class times available 1-2 times a week. You can also do all your training online and come into the center to get checked off on the skills portion. I may consider that next time when my time is not as flexible. Note that Life Sustaining Training offers other courses like PALS, ACLS and CPR. Jessica was my instructor and the class was a total of three students including myself. The class consisted of instruction and information given by Jessica and a video. The students had to be able to demonstrate what we have learned on a mannequin for the skills portion. The mannequins are actually higher quality than I have ever practiced on which was a refreshing change. They had sensors on them to gauge if you are doing chest compressions correctly. Overall a great class, great location, and easy to sign up.

    I was sent the online portion of the ACLS and BLS renewal courses right away. I had to indicate…read morewhich hands on course I wanted to go in for. No issues there. However, once I completed the hands on portion, they requested I email my online course completion certificates so I could get my ecards. I am still sitting here 2 weeks and multiple phone calls later waiting for my ecards indicating course completion. It is holding me up from moving on to my next job assignment. Every time I call, the receptionist states the same thing, "I told him to sign them. You'll get them. I promise." Lady, I'm still waiting!

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    American Red Cross

    American Red Cross

    2.0
    (5 reviews)
    12.0 km

    This review is for the most excellent training provided by John Martin Lambeth of the Red Cross on…read morehow to administer CPR, First Aid and AED on adults, children and babies. John has been training Austinites for 12 years and he keeps it fresh, funny, and smart (and most importantly, memorable!) every minute of those 6 1/2 hours. I was exhausted when I showed up this morning (we're in the thick of SXSW atm) and it seemed unlikely that anything he might do or say would stick, but I am feeling 100% Certified and Ready. Minus one critically important star because the Red Cross is so disorganized and unprepared and frankly messy where its finances are concerned. When hurricane Harvey hit, I was on the horn looking for ways to help with my Spanish, my blood, my time. Never got a call back. I waited for days. I called several numbers... even one that our Mayor Adler provided. NADA/zip/nothing/ZERO. Fed up, I sought CERT and CISM training elsewhere and finally crowned those incredibly useful hours with today's skills. Total: Fifty hours of emergency and disaster relief training! Bring it on. On second thought, don't you dare bring it on :) Thank you, John! You're a jewel in a box full of old potatoes. Sorry, Red Cross, but I'm calling it like it is.

    0 stars is way too much; - Operational failure and lack of accountability…read more I volunteered with the American Red Cross Central & South Texas Region starting in 2024. I peronsally invested tens of hours of my personal life on multiple trainings (Shelter Academy, online courses, and the two-day in-person course, etc etc). After that I received essentially no communication, no meaningful deployment opportunities, and no clear path into the frontline roles I requested, despite people were DYING around the country and were in need of help!! After some weeks, my volunteer account was deactivated and my training records disappeared from the system with no prior warning and no explanation of the specific conduct alleged. When I asked for clarity, NO individual from the region ever identified themselves or provided a clear account of what I was accused of. This is a scary modus operandi An organization that cannot manage basic volunteer communication, training records, or transparent decision-making is the same organization that "claims" to coordinate life-saving field operations. How an institution treats its own trained volunteers is a direct indicator of how it operates under pressure. Opacity, sudden unilateral decisions, and refusal to answer basic questions are not signs of a high-reliability operation. I would not want myself or anyone I care about to have to deal or have to be taken care of, by anyone from this organization in an actual emergency!!! I would probably die, before anyone would even wear their "Red cross uniforms" The internal process has a culture more concerned with protecting egos and revenge, rather than accountability, or operational competence. I am leaving this review so that other potential volunteers understand what the experience can look like when things go wrong: no warning, no named responsibility, and no recovery of records you already earned. Stay out

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