I took my BLS course with Ms. Parvine. It went great! I love the safety precautions they were…read moretaking. She is also very communicative which kept me at ease. The whole process went very smoothly. The first part of the course was online due to COVID but it was as if you were in class and can be finished in a day. The hands on portion was one on one and the instructor is very insightful and nice. I would definitely take this course again from her!!

Ambereen was an amazing instructor!!!! It was a pleasure working with her!!!! The location was…read morecomfortable, instruction was easy, relaxed but informative atmosphere. Loved it!!!!!!

Jacob is super nice and makes the class relatable and easy .. while also teaching you everything…read moreyou need to know. 100% recommend

Quick and efficient CPR instruction/certification! Great for those who are being re-certified as…read morehealth care professionals! Jacob is friendly and helps with you any questions you have prior to your test and the hands on skills portion!

I don't know about those other people complaining about the online classes but they knew the rules…read morebefore coming in. People think they can make their own rules and then they the galls to complain about the rules. I had a wonderful experience. These people are helping lots of people in saving lives. Thank you.

I signed up on the Red Cross web site to get background clearance so I could volunteer at GRB. I…read morethen had to go to my email to click on the confirmation for the background check . That kept crashing. Finally, this evening I got the confirmation to go through and then it asked me for the "code" given to you by the Red Cross representative." If you don't have a code, "go back to the representative." I understand the need to vet out volunteers but Red Cross has made this too difficult to give back to my community. I volunteered at the West Gray Multi Service Center instead. Spinal Assoc. is a great group of folks!

They have already rescheduled my class twice. With very short notice. Very unprofessional and…read moreinconvenient since I need my BLS for employment.

Gregg was an awesome BLS instructor! From beginning to end, he kept our class engaged while…read morelearning important skills on how to save lives. It really helped that he had dummies to help us learn how to perform CPR correctly and an AED to practice defibrillation. He would also emphasize points during the class that would be important for the quiz at the end. Everyone in our class passed. Yay! I also appreciated that we were sent an e-certificate as proof that we passed the BLS course. Since BLS requires renewal every two years, I would definitely recommend taking this course if Gregg is the instructor. He has an extensive cardiac background, so he will more than likely teach ACLS very well too. The only thing to note if you do come to this CPR location is there's not a lot of guidance on logistics to get here, especially when it has to do with parking. We found out the hard way, but we thankfully arrived 30 minutes prior to class. Parking is located in the parking garage to the right of the office building on Augusta Dr and San Felipe. Enter from here and follow the sign for visitor parking; there's a keypad to the left that you'll have to enter a code for to get in. Call the phone number that will be sent to you by email, and they will give you the code to get in to park. There should be plenty of spots. If you can't seem to get in to park, there's street parking, but please take care of any no parking signs. When you get to the office building, you do have to wait for the CPR instructor to arrive before entering. Otherwise, there's restrooms on the first and fifth floors. The CPR class was being held on the fifth floor; the learning room was quite small and we all had to fit like sardines in there. We all managed, though. Otherwise, besides the logistics, this was a great BLS course that I will take again for renewal because I learned so much and felt I was engaged in the learning process. Great job, Gregg!

Think you know all about CPR? Not until you take a class with Gregg!! Very interesting and…read moreinformative. Hands on learning is always the best way. I would recommend his class for newcomers and experienced students.

Gregg Mostello was an excellent instructor. He made the fun and engaging. He instructed in a way…read morethat was relatable. This enables you to retain and apply what was learned in the CPR class. This was my 2nd time taking his class and I will definitely be back in 2 years.

This is my third time renewing with Cardiox Care, and the quality and pacing of the classes is…read morealways consistent. (Our instructor John said we would end at a particular time, and indeed, we ended at that time on the dot.) The teaching is always clear and thorough, and questions are encouraged and answered without judgement. I'll be back in 2 years :)

Great place and people got me rescheduled in a timely manner, the weekend before my surgery. I had…read morea wonderful experience, and learned a lot.

My coworkers and I took the CPR and AED class instructed by Heather Smart…read more Heather is very knowledgeable. She prefers to do hands on instruction verses reading booklets and watching videos. The hands on approach is more realistic and gives a better idea of what may happen when CPR and AED skills are needed in an emergency situation. Heather is very passionate about her class and training. After the verbal lesson, we were put into groups of 4 with a dummy to have the hands on experience. The "smart" dummies are equipped with lights to let you know if the compression strength you are using is strong enough. A green light indicates you are doing it correctly. A red or yellow light means you need to use more force. We also used an infant dummy to see the difference between adults and children as the compression strength needed is a lot less and with fingers instead of 2 full hands. It was a little embarrassing to act out a real life situation at first. Not everyone is comfortable acting out a scenario in front of others. As a good instructor should do, Heather was addiment we would not be given a passing grade until she saw each of us perform the series of steps necessary to complete CPA and AED properly. We each took turns and she watched to make sure we did it correctly. After one round, the embarrassment went away and we all started getting into it. I appreciate Heather's approach and dedication to the class. She even got on the floor (see picture) with us to demonstrate the steps herself before turning it over to us. At the end of our 3 hour class, we were given a survey. I gave Heather a 10 (extremely satisfied) on all questions asked. We all left feeling confident and well educated. Hopefully our assistance won't be needed, but should and emergency arise in the future, I am happy we have our certification to help save lives. Our group plans to have Heather back in a few months to take a first aid course.

I wish I can rate this company with a zero star. The lady canceled my course at the last minute…read morebecause I was the only student enrolled that day. When I said " I cannot wait because my BLS card is expired" . She said that the "system doesn't work, I will let you know if I can fix it" which was her excuse for being UNPROFESSIONAL . Of course, I immediately looked for another option since I didn't have another day to wait to have this done. I found a really great company around the kingwood-humble area. I requested my money back from Heather and she totally refused to do so. So I ended up paying double for my BLS course. The other company I found was a professional company and I actually enjoyed the training. In fact, I was the only student and they didn't mind teaching me. After taking the BLS course with another company I realized that Smart Safe Development Solutions are no good for learning. btw the place where they hold the training is awful and uncomfortable. ( this was the only place I knew) but in fact there are great places out there for the same money! Look for other options!

There are two routes to buying a class. Clicking Classes or hovering over it and clicking 1 of the…read more2 options. If you click classes, it'll say non refundable. If you hover and pick, it will NOT tell you it's non refundable. Guess which route I unfortunately took? Cancelled the same day and she still refused to give me my money back. If you're unsure, don't buy a class.

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