I have completed my BLS certifications here the last 3 years and they are always informative and a…read moregood review with minimal hassle. The instructors are always friendly and do a great job.

Took initial ACLS with Ron, who was excellent. This was my second course with Colorado cardiac CPR,…read morehave had nothing but great experiences. When I found out that I didn't require the BLS add-on, they refunded my fee quickly without issue

10/10 First aid and CPR with Will! I cannot recommend this…read moretraining highly enough. The level of overall customer care from start to finish was outstanding, but the actual classroom execution is where they truly excel.The instructor brought an awesome level of thoroughness to the material, breaking down complex procedures into clear, actionable steps. Instead of just lecturing, they provided genuine personal coaching, stepping in to guide my technique and ensuring every compression and breath was precise.What could have been a routine compliance check felt like a true life skill teaching session. Thanks to real-world insights and performance-focused feedback, seriously attitude, and good humor--I left the class with the genuine confidence needed to step up and act calmly in a real emergency. Absolute professionalism.

Vincent at front range CPR did a wonderful job. My boys and I were able to complete our…read morecertifications. There's a lot of knowledge and skills to be transferred over. Vincent did a wonderful job of breaking it down and giving us the confidence to go on our high adventure camping trips.

This company was great for many years.... Not sure what has…read morehappened except it's incompetence leading incompetence when you call to ask question. Previously, for MANY years, you could take the online portion for recert and now I'm told I have to sit through a 4 hr class with people who have never taken the course? When I asked about the pre-class portion they had never heard of it. Actual hospitals and agencies to not require this much training for GS! No thanks...

So..... I recently registered and attended a Basic Life Support class at EdCor. Mind you, I signed…read moreup 3 days before the class was scheduled. Late registration? No problem. No manual? No problem? Saturday class? Yep, we got ya. Chloe, our instructor was great (even despite having a hoarse voice). She offered a lot of explanation and made the videos more interesting, pointing out relevant details and information. Incredibly easy process. Very friendly staff. Well kept facility and lots of amenities for students. Thanks so much!

I want to share the very negative experience i had with this provider. I signed up for a blended…read moreonline and in person cpr class. I had to complete the online portion 3 times because the website would not save my progress or print me the completion certificate required for attending the in class session. I showed up for the in person session 3 minutes past the deadline mostly because I had to navigate a super confusing parking structure and building with no directions provided. I had to ask 2 strangers for directions to help me find the classroom. The instructor was very curt and refused to allow me to take the class. When I insisted on discussing the situation, he tried to shut the door in my face. I asked to either be allowed to take the class or be provided a refund and was refused both. He was rude and unprofessional, called me "Karen" for standing up for myself and called the police to have me removed from the class I paid 75 to take. After leaving the class, I reached out to management via phone to request a refund. They hung up on me, told me a have the wrong number, that I called the wrong company, but refused to provide me with the correct number to call. Overall, extremely negative experience and a total waste of time and money.

I would give zero stars but it's unfortunately not an option…read more I signed up for a class in Boulder and was shortly there after contacted by a staff member by the name of Dante. Dante asked if I would be willing to change my class time from 1030 to 1800 with not explanation. I agreed to change the time and was thanked for being "flexible" and continued on with my day. The following morning (day of class) and 15 mins prior to my original class sign up time I was contacted again with the staff member stating that they "misread" that I had signed up for a Boulder class and wanted to move not just the time but the location from Boulder to Greeley. Which is located 2 and 1/2 hours away from me. after stating that it's seemingly turned into a mess the staff member proceeded to argue with me through text about how I am "clearly not flexible" insinuating that I've some how inconvenienced them? I wish I could upload screen shoots of this text message conversation because the lack of professionalism was wild. Here we are now few days past a month and multiple attempts to reach any staff member about a refund and there has been no engagement. So be fore warned when doing any business with this company. 10/10 would NOT recommend.

Next Step is awesome! I needed to get trained ASAP for my job, and I was completely panicked. I…read moregoogled CPR training near Thornton, and they popped up so I just happened to give them a call. Not only were they really helpful, but I discovered that Tim (the owner, I assume) does in-home one-on-one classes. It cost me I think $70 for him to come to my house and train me in adult and child CPR/AED and first aid. It would have cost me $80 to go to American Red Cross in a big group class that lasted 7 hours! They booked me right away, I ended up getting my training done two days later. I really appreciated it. I was nervous about someone coming to my house, but Tim made me feel very comfortable. He liked my dog, which was cool, and showed me just enough to help me feel ready for the exam (which was impromptu and not stressful at all) but not so much to confuse me. He let me ask as many questions as I wanted, and offered really interesting facts and details from his experiences rescuing people from the woods. I've never done a CPR training that was fun! If you are needing to get trained because your job requires it, I would say do the in-home training with Tim. It's at your convenience, and he's really wonderful, knows his stuff, and makes it as painless as possible. My ONLY complaint is that I really needed a certificate or card right away, something that says I did the training, so I could go to work that Monday. While Tim promised me I would have the note from him the same day (although not the card), I had to call and ask for it a week later, after waiting for it. We had the same issue with the paypal invoice- I wanted to make sure I had it and paid him before he arrived, but unfortunately he wasn't able to get it to me when he said he would. It's not a huge deal, and has very little to do with the actual service provided, I just think Tim is a busy person and isn't always able to get on the computer.

Next Step was very helpful in bringing our property up to standard for CPR training. They are…read moreprofessional and all the students enjoyed their course. Would recommend them to anyone looking for CPR/First Aid Instruction.

My company has provided us CPR and First Aid training every 2 years for as long as I have work…read morethere. This year was the best training I have ever gotten and I left feeling like I could actually do what I was trained to do. I hope they are the ones training us again in 2 years!

I completed the TECC course, and it was both challenging and a great experience. The instructors…read morecame from a wide range of backgrounds, including EMS, law enforcement, and medical. I definitely plan to return to Colorado Cardiac CPR for future skills training.

CPR Colorado is amazing. Joe led the in-person class (four hours for AED/First Aid/CPR). His…read moreteaching style is effective as he doesn't present from a slideshow, read from a book. He has the whole curricula memorized and provides real-life examples along the way. The exercises are hands-on. He provides feedback and is open to Q&A. I cannot recommend this business enough. His wife teaches First Responder and I will consider signing up for that. The price is very reasonable. And, you'll receive instructions within a day that tells you how to download and/or print your certificate. They're valid for two years. The location is easy to find, and there is a dedicated (free) parking lot with overfill parking nearby. Joe - thanks for a great class and providing us with information/tools/techniques that can save lives.

Joe and Jill provide a fun way to learn first aid and cpr. Very knowledgeable about this field…read more They have an office for small classes and can do remote classes for larger groups

I don't believe I've ever seen a more poorly run and unprofessional business in my life. The class…read morewas well done. I am hesitant to say it was excellent but it was very good. However, getting a certificate from them seems to be virtually impossible. It's been over 2 weeks and nothing. Over a week ago Vince said tomorrow, that was more than 7 days ago. It also cost $251 which is about twice of what I paid for it three times previously from another vendor. What's the problem, they email you a certificate.

The best CPR class I've taken over the 17yrs I've taken the various BLS classes. Would highly…read morerecommend.

Beautiful location! My boyfriend and I decided to take a CPR class here. We learned so much in just…read moreone day. We took a tour of the first responders area and were given the chance to ask any questions we had. We learned CPR and other first aid tips but my favorite was the AED lesson. After our visit we received our cards that certified us as Heart Saver's - First Aid CPR AED! Haven't had to use the skills we learned yet but we test each other on them, every now and then