The CPR/first aid class was very informative and engaging…read more Sheetal was kind enough to give a class on a last minute notice. She went about it all in a professional manner. As an instructor, the material she presented was straightforward and easy to understand. It really gives me some confidence and a sense of ease should I ever be faced with the daunting task of performing CPR or giving first aid to anyone in need. Overall, direct and effective class by a nice instructor.

Thanks sheetal I really recommend people come see her if they are playing to get there cpr card…read moreshes a very great instructor I loved it :)

I love this place. The instructor seemed knowledgeable of what he was teaching. Will recommend this…read moreplace.

5 stars! Jose was my instructor for First Aid, I was so happy I found this rare gem, easy, fast and…read moregood education on first aid plus CPR. I was able to get immediately my ecard from American Heart Association almost immediately. Enjoyed! Will be back. Lots of parking. Park in the back, drive all the way thru. Totally a good class!

Really disappointed that they didn't show up for the class they were suppose to teach. Had this…read moreplanned for weeks and then we got ghosted. We are a medical office and now we have to go somewhere else.

Great guys to work with. Highly recommended. Very easy to deal with for your CPR needs.read more

South Bay CPR & First Aid holds classes in Japanese at various locations. Its clients can receive…read morecertificates in CPR & First Aid. My parents are older now. I wanted them to have the basic training in the event of an emergency. South Bay CPR & First Aid shows step by step process of handling an emergency situation while waiting for the paramedics. In urgent cases, every second counts. Instructor Taku Nakasaka is patient. He was thorough in teaching my parents tell tale signs of an onset heart failure, and more importantly, what to do in such an event. Every one should have the basic understanding of CPR and First Aid, especially those with aging parents or small children. He gives Yelp discount if you ask for it.

This was my first time attending a CPR class at 911 Medical Education. It is relatively close to…read moremy home and scheduling a class was super easy online. The class was held in a comfortable atmosphere as in it was not super intimidating and they made sure everyone was on the same page before moving on. By the time I got home, I had the e-card in my email, so 5/5 stars for sure.

This is my go-to place for CPR class and renewal. Informative, friendly, and chill staff. I come…read morehere every two years. Easy to sign up for class. You get your CPR Card via email on the same day. They used to allow parking in the building structure, in the garage, but I think they stopped that. Regardless, there's usually parking in the streets.

Nurse was very knowledgeable in his training procedures & concise in his instructions/tips to go…read moreabout the course .

Recommended by coworker. BLS classes are offered on a walk-in basis daily (weekdays). $70 for…read morerenewal, cash only. Parking is easy. Glad the class covers all the essential points. Grace was very nice and explained things clearly. The place was clean. Happy to see an espresso machine for the morning. Lol. Definitely will come back in 2 years! They also offer ACLS and PALS classes.

Awesome CPR place. Convenient location, very clean facility, very good explanations by…read moreinstructors, starts on time

Ed is amazing and easy going!! So close to my home and convenient. Thank you! See you in two years!read more

Passed my drivers test thanks to my instructor Braulio. For sure the best instructor you can get…read morefor lessons on driving. Top tier

Rate: - I would have given 2 stars if it weren't for me actually learning a bit of how to drive…read more Quick overview about the driving instructor, Braulio (Leo): Rescheduled my lessons twice, at the last minute. -Did not give me time to continue learning how to make turns in the parking lot because his car needed gas. -Ended all the lessons 10-20 minutes before my time was up. -Ignored my message for my final lesson. -Told me he would be available at my time, but he was not. -Arrived almost 5 minutes late. -Went shopping at a 99¢ store & ordered In-n-Out during my time. -Every lesson he would ask if I already paid although I paid in full at my first lesson. -Did not remember who I was or my name at lessons. -Used his phone while I was driving. Overall, I believe I was taken advantage of because I'm young and he thought I wouldn't complain. I am thankful because this was the only way I could learn how to drive, but at the end of the day I paid $340 for 6 hours and he was very unprofessional. Detailed overview: I found Inter Driving School online and their website advertised 6 hours of lessons for $300. I called the (310) 631-9515 phone number. After speaking to Leo, he told me it was $340 with pick-up and drop-off at my house. I asked about pick-up and drop-off to the school since it's not far from me and I'd rather pay $300 but he didn't give me that option. When I asked about payment, he told me cash ONLY. My first lesson, I got in the car and right before he taught me he said, "You got my money?" On our way, he would get on his phone and I was getting super anxious because it's my first time driving. When I drove to our destination, the beach, he got out and took pictures then he said "Let's talk business." That felt very sketchy but I paid him and he gave me the receipt (photo attached). After that he made me get on the freeway without warning me (mind you this is my first time ever learning how to even use the car functions) and he made me drive home 10 minutes before my time was up. My second lesson, he forgot about it. It was supposed to start at 2:00pm but I texted him and he asked if 4:00pm would be okay. I said sure. He arrived on time and took me to a nearby plaza. This was my first time being taught how to turn. I wasn't doing great but after 10 minutes I finally did one decent turn, he told me he needed to put gas. We went and put gas in. Leo had to control the car a lot because I wasn't given enough time to learn how to make turns plus there was a ton of traffic at this time. Also, I once again drove home 10 minutes before my time was over When scheduling my last lesson, I messaged Leo days ahead asking if he was available and I was ignored. At this point, the week was almost over so I had no lessons so I asked if he was available the following week. I am busy so I gave him my availability because at the first lesson I asked him, "When are you available?" and he told me, "Whenever, I work around your time." He finally agreed to an early Sunday morning lesson. On Sunday, I texted him 40 minutes before the lesson asking for confirmation. He replied by asking to reschedule for 2:00pm, but I was busy after 12:00pm. He did not try to accommodate my availability and tried to schedule me for a night driving lesson until I told him I did not feel comfortable driving in night or morning traffic. At this point I just wanted to get my last lesson over with, so I changed my work schedule so that I could do my lesson. My final lesson, he confirmed 30 minutes ahead but arrived almost 5 minutes late. Additionally, he made me drive to the 99 cent store and he got out to buy stuff then he made me drive to in-n-out. He got out of the car and I wasn't sure if he was just taking a quick break but then after a couple minutes he came back with drinks. I then left the parking space and I thought we were leaving but instead he made me go around the lot and go back to the parking spot then wait for him to get his meal. After that, he made me drive home and I arrived 17-18 minutes before my driving lesson was over. He also told me I should get an additional 6 hours of lessons.

My son had a febrile seizure and we were completely unprepared for helping him. thankfully, the…read moreambulance came quickly and he got the help we needed. But, once we got through that, we decided we didn't want to be in that kind of situation again. Thankfully, we found Smart CPR! Lauren, taught a group of our family CPR, was very professional, friendly and made us feel knowledgeable and prepared. I'm glad to report my son has had no more seizures, but I'm also grateful for Smart CPR.

We highly recommend Lauren Smart. During the Covid we communicate via email how we would renewal…read moreour CPR Certificates. She replies immediately and gives great alternative to move forward with the training. We completed an online course than she scheduled to come in to teach us the hands on CPR techniques in our open area. We all were face mask and we completed our training and were Certified. We look forward to our next training with her. #StaySafe#SocialDistance#WearYour FaceMask#SaveLives.

Quick and to the point. No nonsense. Very friendly guy…read more Highly recommend taking a class with this man. Get your BLS/CPR/First aid renewed with him. Quick and painless. The facility is a room on the 2nd floor. No elevator. 10/5 recommend

So, I had to get my BLS for Providers renewed. I was slightly buggin out about it because it…read moreexpires next month, AND the place I went last year was on some "brand new-ness" and didn't have the day and time I wanted to do it (ummm, YES!!!! I'm spoiled and even though it was my fault for procrastinating and not keeping up with my bizness...I STILL WANT WHAT I WANT, WHEN I WANT IT!) LOL! So anyway....I find Bixby Health & Safety, and it was workin with my schedule. I paid and reserved my spot online (cuz I was in NO mood to be talkin on the phone right about then). Lol. And after I got off work Saturday morning and came home to shower, I was all up in that piece at the designated time. Kobby (the instructor) had me looking sideways at him for a second. Super tall brotha, with loooooong dreads. But to my amazement, he was entertaining, professional, practical, and cool with his teaching. There were 3 newbies in the group, and 3 of us getting re-certed. The class was decent. Very informative (there were changes since my last re-cert). The only thing I have a complaint about (which is why it only got 4 stars instead of 5) is that I felt it should have gone faster, smoother, for the recerts. After all, it wasn't our first time at the rodeo.....if ya know what I'm saying. Lol. Yeah, yeah, I'm impatient. So what. It goes down like that over here. Anyway, I breezed through the exam, in like 2 seconds flat. Got my new card and got the *BLEEP* on. Not in an attitudish way, but I felt like the newbies were the reason why I wasn't back at home already and in bed asleep cuz I had to work that night too. Long, (but ENTERAINING) story short.....if you need your BLS (CPR card) for work, school, or personal reasons.....go to this spot. Kobby is mad cool, and will even throw you a bottle of cold water because huffin and puffin in those masks gets you out of breath. (Especially if you smoke Kools like it's going out of style). Lol. Big ups to Bixby Health & Safety. Now I gotta go. I have like ten BAZILLION chapters to study for....and a mando appearance to make in the Cypress Nursing Dept tomorrow. Deuces. This message is Ki_Loco approved. ;)