Curtis was great! I had his number from when he did my last renewal and gave him a call- left a vm…read moreand he called me back the same day and scheduled me the day after. As usual, easy, reliable, great info and prices are always fair. ​

I needed my BLS/CPR to be renewed for work. Due to covid-19 it has been difficult to find a CPR…read moreestablishment that's open . I found this place via Yelp. Curtis, went over and beyond. He totally worked with my schedule which was awesome.Thank you for recertifying me. You are a great instructor. I really appreciate it. I highly recommend your services

Instructor was amazing! I really loved and enjoyed the class. She made it fun and it was great.read more

I attended a CPR class last Friday on the ninth and attended a class with turquoise she is an…read moreamazing instructor and really made it easy to absorb the information about CPR techniques, choking rescues, and AED usage. I work at a hospital that needs highly trained CPR certified nurses and I was referred to this business as a top rated facility I love CPRA class and I would definitely recommend it to everyone who is in the healthcare industry. Next time you go ask for turquoise.

Brittany Adkins is a scam artist. Do NOT pay her a penny until AFTER you actually take a class with…read moreher. She has her website set up to take payment, then she does NOT show up to her class. Then when you attempt to call her she does not answer. After repeatedly calling her she will answer and be extremely rude and unprofessional. The address she provides doesn't even exist. I disputed the charges with the bank and she fought and she unfortunately benefited from my $60. You're a terrible person Brittany. I will write on every avenue possible warning people about you and you've also been reported to the BBB.

I am now sitting in the parking lot making this review in hopes no one else makes the same mistake…read moreas me. I thought I did good research in finding a spot to renew my BLS but this time no. No one is in the building and no one is answering my calls. I had a class at 1pm and there's no one. This place is a scam!

The best team! I had…read morea great experience with this BLS class! Jeremy, the instructor, was very knowledgeable, supportive, and made the training easy to follow. Mark, the owner of the school, was professional and welcoming. The class was well-organized, hands-on, and taught in a comfortable and friendly environment. The price was the best you can find in the Palmdale and Lancaster area -- very affordable for such high-quality instruction. I feel confident and fully prepared. Highly recommend this school for BLS certification!

Great class and awesome instructors! Best price in the valley, trust me I called all of them. They…read moreare very accommodating. Prompt reply when I called to get info.

Eric was an awesome trainer! He was very detailed and knowledgeable. He made sure we knew what we…read morewere doing during the hands-on with the resuscitation manikins, life-saving medical devices like the tourniquet, and AED. I left feeling confident and ready to save lives!

Eric is a very professional guy with a welcoming personality. His go-to mobile services and…read morereasonable price, went along way for this busy, working Teacher. I highly recommend his services. Thank you Eric!

Tried coming here to renew my BLS and they didn't open their doors after we knocked multiple times…read moreand then decided to call their phone number and nobody picked up! They open at 9 and I arrived here around 11:10 no reason at all why they're not answering.

Great place to certify or recertify for BLS, PALS, ACLS…read more Super friendly, knowledgeable and convenient. I've been going here since their first location and will continue going there until I can't anymore.

Food gave people food poisoning. Kids with extreme altitude sickness like me were passed off and…read morenot open to calling parents to go home early. Instructors were extremely rude to children and were mad at people for praying before meals. Worst outdoor experience ever.

From the owner: First Aid/CPR/AED Certification Classes available for teens and adults. I do provide basic First…read moreAid classes for students of all ages as well. Discounts for group classes of 6 or more. Homeschool Charter funds are accepted through McClure & Co on your vendor list. Some skill boosts are available for group classes or you can call to see when one is scheduled. My focus and goal is to reach out to the community, including all ages of students, in order to provide them with the skills they need to save a life one day if necessary. As a previous EMT and CNA, I believe that it is best to Always Be Ready in case of any kind of emergency. Emergencies can even happen to a parent, grandparent, sibling, troop leader, babysitter, or teacher at any moment in which a child or teen may need to intervene. Make sure your kids will Always Be Ready to help in case of an emergency. Do Not Hesitate to Educate yourself and your family. Contact me today to set up your class. I am an American Red Cross Authorized Training Provider. Basic rate for a Blended Learning Adult and Pediatric FA/CPR/AED Certification Course is $85. Full 8 hour classes are available upon request with a minimum of 6 participants.

Mike the receptionist is truly the best -- such a kind and helpful person. I brought my son with me…read moreto donate blood since I didn't have anyone to watch him, and Mike immediately stepped in to help. My baby started crying, and Mike kindly watched over him while I completed my donation. The staff here in Palmdale are incredibly friendly and welcoming. I felt comfortable from the moment I walked in. I'm very satisfied with the service and will definitely donate again to help patients who need blood.

Went by last week to donate at this location for the first time and first I'd like to thank Kayla,…read moreshe was so sweet and helpful, answered all the questions I had and made sure I was comfortable throughout the whole experience. It was my first time donating power red and she explained the entire process, why it's beneficial and when I'd be able to come back again to donate. My experience was quick and painless AND I left with a free shirt! I'll definitely be coming back for further donations at this location :) !!

Excellent program, went through LVN program prior to the pandemic. I felt well prepared for my job…read more Although some times were frustrating for my peers and I, it did begin to prepare for the real world of nursing and medical where you have to stand up and advocate for yourself and others, try to make positive changes, and speak up when there are deficits or needs. I am currently prusing my RN, and CCI did prepare me very well ethically and academically compared to my peers. I felt very prepared by my various instructors throughout the program. The program was tough, but medical is even tougher, but so worth it. After graduating, I was able to make enough to support myself and start my family, which was my goal when starting the program. The reason I knocked off a star was that I received phone calls from ECMC Capella loans stating I was behind on my payments and owed them fees. However my loans were not financed through them (I used my previous loan provider, as I already had existing federal loans) and after some back and forth, CCI did release my personal information to this organization without my consent years after I graduated

Today was the final day of my BSN program, and I am incredibly thankful. Finishing this chapter…read morealso made me reflect on an experience I had with Career Care Institute. I originally completed my LVN program at Career Care Institute and graduated at the top of my class. Years later, during a very difficult period in my life, I decided to return to school and continue advancing my education. Because I had previously done well at CCI and had also completed nearly an entire RN program elsewhere, I returned to CCI hoping to transition into their RN program. Unfortunately, my experience the second time around was very different. One of the most disappointing moments was hearing a nursing leader speak negatively about admitting LVNs into the program. As an LVN who had already successfully completed this school's own nursing program, it was incredibly belittling to hear LVNs discussed as though our education and experience somehow made us less capable of becoming RNs. I was given the opportunity to test into the program through expensive challenge exams. After passing one exam, I paid another $500 for the next. That exam was disproportionately concentrated on HIV and HIV pharmacology, and I did not achieve the required score. The testing system then allowed me to reopen the exam without showing me the correct answers. I changed some answers to see whether my alternate choices would have resulted in a passing score, and they did. Instead of asking me what happened, I was accused of cheating and efforts were made to prevent me from entering the program. That experience stayed with me. I felt that assumptions were made about my character and abilities without anyone first trying to understand my intent. I also felt that my status as an LVN was viewed negatively rather than as the nursing foundation that it was. Ironically, I am now grateful that things happened the way they did. Being turned away pushed me toward another nursing program, where I met instructors who encouraged growth rather than gatekeeping. I learned about concepts such as ethnocentrism and even heard nursing instructors openly discuss the culture of "nurses eating their young" and why our profession needs to move away from it. Those experiences helped shape the kind of nurse I want to be. And today, I finished my BSN. So my criticism of Career Care Institute is not coming from someone who could not succeed in nursing school. I succeeded there before, I succeeded after leaving there, and I continued advancing my education. My criticism is about how students are treated along the way. Nursing education should challenge students academically without belittling them, stereotyping them, or making assumptions about their character. Educators have tremendous influence over future nurses, and with that authority should come fairness, self-awareness, and a willingness to ask questions before passing judgment. I hope the school reflects on that, because sometimes the student you underestimate is simply going to take another road to get exactly where they were trying to go.