I've been getting my Healthcare Provider CPR certification through Central Ohio CPR for the past…read moredecade. They've been consistently professional, organized, and easy to work with every single time. I recommend them to anyone looking for reliable CPR training.

HCP-BLS Renewal…read more Summary: 1. 4 hour CPR course, done in 3.5 hrs 2. If you've ever taken a course before, they don't play the American Heart Videos. Rather, they run through 2 hours worth of scenarios with mannequins. Eat your Wheaties before you go because at the end of the day, you'll have done ~600 compressions 3. Knowledgable (and did I mention adorable?) EMT instructors. They were nice, funny, and provided good feedback during the exercises. 4. 25 Question Quiz at the end - they teach you everything you need to know to pass.

The best instructor with real life experience! We took the friends and family course to care for a…read morenewborn in the family. We all feel much better prepared to react in an emergency! Everyone should take this class

From the owner: CPR/AED First Aid training through American Heart Association. Heartsaver and BLS. Adult Child and…read moreinfant CPR. Blood Borne Pathogens. First aid. Firefighter, EMT, reserve deputy and veteran owned and operated. Over 25 years of teaching CPR, will train at your location or mine.

We booked two classes with Harpers Heroes in early April. We paid Brittany Leaser for the class…read moreand she cashed both checks. We completed the on-line and hands on portion with Brittany. As for July 16th one of the classes is still not closed - meaning we don't have have our certifications. It should be a simple matter of closing the class, but clearly this isn't important to Brittany. This will cost our company another $1200 to have our staff retake the class, never mind the time and effort. This is flat unacceptable and has damaged my company.

From the owner: Harper's Heroes, LLC provides CPR and first aide services. Our highly trained instructors provide…read moreservice through American Red Cross. Brittany Leaser, President

I highly recommend coming here for BLS or ACLS classes since the instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand make everything extremely easy to understand. Both the BLS and ACLS classes take about 2 hours each which is super convenient. You walk out of the class with the actual BLS or ACLS cards so there's no wait to get them in the mail later on. The instructors also give out great power points so that you can review the class material so you can be prepared for the test. What I liked the most is that you don't have to take the ACLS test online were you have the do 20 codes which will take you hours to complete! Highly recommend!!

They post classes on AHA's website that are not actually going on. They do not respect Health Care…read moreProfessionals time off from work. I moved patients and my schedule around to try to make a ACLS class & it was a ghost town - no one was there and there was zero communication from them.

First off, I'm not a blood donor and likely never will be for various reasons, so I was here as an…read more(admittedly bad) support person for one. The building used to be a church, but it's not obvious as the renovation looks good. The parking lot is massive so plenty of parking. The space is open inside so it's easy to see around. You check in at the front where there are chairs with a tv playing Bob Ross. You get through the screening (which I couldn't go back for) then settle onto an adjustable bed for the blood donation. We were told the machines are set up so it's not possible for anything to go wrong there, lots of fail safes now at days. The nurse was new so she slightly missed the vein, but it got worked out. No issues in the past either. The staff is alwaysveruy friendly and chatty. The building is a comfortable temperature. Bathrooms are close by on the far left, apparently some people think the well water smells weird, but I didn't notice. Also on the left side is the recovery area where you sit after donating to make sure your body is good to go. They have a fridge full of juices (tropical, grape, and apple is what we saw) plus water bottles, but there is also an eco friendly water bpttle refill station and water fountain. There's a tv up on the wall over there too. The two recovery tables have a few chairs around with various goodies on the table. Mostly cookies, chips, and various sweets. Oreos and shortbread cookies were the two vegan options tried today, didn't check everything of course. The power red donation process took about an hour and a half from the check in time to leaving. It was a nice donation center and the experience went well.