The instructor was great very help and clear. My confidence was boosted after training. There was…read moretime for any questions I may have had. Very professional and will be going back when I need to get renewed.

My instructor when I did this class, Ashannah Rodriguez, was really nice and helpful!! it was a…read morestraightforward and quick class and got my certification right away plus they laminated it!! thank you so much, highly recommend for people looking to earn their for certification!!!

A friend recently told me about prenatal yoga at The Village through Holimomma. I checked out the…read morewebsite and signed up for my first class at 18 weeks pregnant. The yoga class was great. Being a novice at Yoga, I was nervous I would feel lost throughout the class, but that was not the case at all. The instructor was welcoming, and the entire yoga session was curtailed towards pregnancy. It was nice to be surrounded by other pregnant women and to solely focus on my pregnancy during the class. The Village offers plenty of other pregnancy and motherhood support classes and activities, I'm looking forward to checking more of these out in the future.

I'm so glad I took the Evidence Based Birth classes…read more On my Facebook I update all my friends on what's going on in my pregnancy. I have a lot of friends around the country that I've gotten pretty close to and they are just so excited for my husband and I. However, when you do talk openly about things, you get a lot of unsolicited advice as well as judgement for some of the choices you are making. Some of the comments are horror stories of why you shouldn't make a certain decision. Through conversation I disclosed to a friend a choice my husband and I decided to make in regards to my labor. Wasn't really thinking about it. This woman jumps on and starts saying how she hopes I don't make this decision because of the risks of "A, B,&C" A very long paragraph of fear tactics. If it wasn't for evidence based birth and everything I've learned, I probably would have been so afraid that I would change my mind and go against my own convictions. Because of the classes, however, I'm fully informed. I know the ins and the outs of the decision I'm making, how to navigate advocacy with my doctor, and also how to avoid some of the risks associated with this decision. So, new mamas, highly suggest the class. It saved me a lot of anxiety in my pregnancy and I look forward to the birth of my son with excitement.

I took a PALS class through Learn CPR in Moorestown, New Jersey, with Glen. This is by far one of…read morethe best classes I have taken. Glen was so informative and was helpful in refreshing my education. The atmosphere was comfortable, and stress-free. I will absolutely be coming back here for my BLS and ACLS as well.

Had ACLS renewal cecee and glen Barbara were fantastic. Thx NYC CPRread more

I wanted to review the American Red Cross overall. I think that they are a wonderful organization…read morefor obvious reasons!!! I have the utmost respect for everyone in the health care profession, especially angelic (for the most part!) nurses! The American Red Cross usually has the most amazing nurses working for them. Last night, at my donation in Somerdale, NJ, was no exception. A sweet older man, named Frank, not only did my check in, but also my donation. He was friendly, positive, and gave a great stick. We had a nice conversation as well. Frank even told me to help myself to the snacks in the cantina since they would just be sitting there when they left. So I did, and my son was thrilled w/ the Ritz and mini Oreos! Every now and then you'll get some free "swag," which is nice, but I can care less. I've been donating off and on since I was 16. I feel it's my part, helps my community, and my great type of blood mixes with all other types. Yeah, that's me ;) If you've never thought about donating, please look into it.

this has to be the most unprofessional Red Cross I ever been too!! My husband donates twice a year…read more he had an appointment on a Saturday late afternoon. We got there and was ringing the bell to be let in several times. no one came to open the door. we continued and finally was let in by an employee with an attitude. She was angry. If you don't want to work with the public then you are in the wrong profession. My husband is in great shape works out and eats healthy. They are going to deny him to give blood because they claimed he had a heart arithmetic and he is not allowed to give blood. this was a bold face lie!! they wanted to leave and not attend to him because he does the power red.. he rescheduled and was taken on Monday in collingswood with no problem. I demand the management investigate, he was checking his blood pressure all day thinking something is wrong with him!!! The reviews are here for a reason, do not go here!

My family was preparing to welcome a new baby into this world. My parents were going to help with…read morechild care. I wanted them to receive CPR training for infants just in case an emergency occurred. Tiara was able to schedule and assist with the entire learning process. After the training my family had peace of mind knowing that they had the skills and training to react appropriately in an emergency situation. I'd recommend that every new parent take the CPR class with Revive.

From the owner: We are highly trained professionals with years of experience to share and we’re mobile. Let us…read morecome to you. At Revive Solutions we offer emergency response trainings through The American RedCross programs to businesses, community centers, daycares, families and individuals. We are invested in providing high quality training, which includes the use of our real time feedback manikins for accurate skill retention, excellent customer service with technical support skills and flexible & convenient training options for CPR/FirstAid/AED, Basic Life Support and FirstAid for Opioid Overdose Training. Want to know if we serve your business? Give us a call.

If you're looking for a low cost place to swim near Mount Laurel, NJ - this is it!…read more The Wahoos Swim Club's main purpose is youth swim teams. But during the day, they open to lap/fitness swimmers like me. Current hours (Jan, 2020) are 7-3pm. 25 yard pool, 7 lanes. No weekend lap swimming. But at an annual cost of $310 for an adult membership (less than $26/month), Wahoos is the most affordable pool I know of. And here's another huge plus: cooler pool temps - usually between 79-82... and one more awesome Wahoo's quality: low chemical levels in the pool. The club just underwent a thorough remodel - very clean and neat, but basic - not all dolled up like the $$$$ health clubs. I've never seen it over busy during lap swim hours. For my money, it's a great value!

As a member of Cherry Hill Health and Racquet Club, I am allowed access to Wahoos, as the gym…read moreitself doesn't have it's own pool. This is a nice deal, so I don't have to join a separate gym or pool to swim. That said, if my gym didn't have that deal, I would not join Wahoos outright. Their open lane hours are very limited (6:15 AM. to 3:00 PM. during the week, and some later night hours on the weekends), and basically the only time I am able to get there is at 6:15 AM., before work. It seems that this swim club mainly caters to swim TEAMS, and not the individual athlete. Because of that, the pool is pretty full at that time of morning, as the before-work crowd is all trying to get in. I can't imagine actually paying for a membership to this pool with such limited hours. The facility is a bit dated, but clean nonetheless. The 8-lane pool is always clean and a nice temperature - I'm comfortable in the water after only 1 lap, and never overheated. There are plenty of kick-boards for use, and the life guards on duty are always pleasant. For now, I will continue to utilize the Wahoos pool since it is included in my gym membership, but I'd really prefer to have more options as to what time of day I can swim.

PLEASE do your homework on stats and what a graduating ratio should look like before you come here…read more Especially if you are coming to the LPN program and don't let those smiles in the nursing office fool you they do not have your back.