Mike.G. is awesome! He did a BLS class for 6 of us Healthcare Providers top Notch equipment &…read morestrategies. Thanx Mike! Definitely will be back in 2 yrs.

Recently completed my BLS re-certification with Top Notch CPR. While I've taken many CPR classes…read moreworking in the health care field...I've never had such a personalized experience as I did at Top Notch CPR. I heard about the company through a friend, they happened to be close by, so I decided to give them a call. Top Notch was very accommodating with finding a time that worked with my schedule, they were also willing to have an instructor come to my home. The facility was intimate and equipped with the latest gear. I was most impressed with the manikins, which were able to monitor both the depth and rate of chest compressions. My instructor was Michael. Upon arriving, he was extremely welcoming and friendly. The environment was relaxed, I felt very comfortable performing and correcting my skills. Michael was knowledgeable and helpful, providing positive reinforcement when I did well. I am extremely satisfied with my overall experience here. The class was informative and affordable. I plan to continue to use them for future classes, and will definitely recommend them to my friends.

Wholly unsatisfactory experience here. Signed up to take a cpr course at 1:30. I arrive at 1:35…read more The instructor is doing introductions with the students when I walk in. He asks me to wait outside and he'll be right with me. 20 minutes later he walks out and says that I'm actually 25 minutes late now and their policy is to not accept anyone more than 15 minutes late. Nowhere was this on time policy stated on any of the emails leading up to this class. Traffic is insane in New York City and it's a blessing to be just five minutes late for anything. I can't stop thinking of the smug look on the instructor's face as he delighted in telling me that he made me miss the course and wouldn't let me in. This is a pathetic excuse for a company. I would not recommend this experience to anyone. EDIT: above is truth. Below is lies. His own employees leave him google reviews. Why go to a place that stacks it's reviews. Just find someplace else and ensure you're treated with respect and dignity. Caveat emptor EDIT2: I've tried to contact the owner directly via phone and email. I get no response. He's only willing to talk to me over google or yelp reviews. If this is the sort of experience that you want from your CPR class then come here. If you want decent customer service then go ANYWHERE else. This dude says he has cameras but this course is literally done in a municipal rec center. It's not his facility. His company is trying to scam me. If you want lies then come here. If you want to take off of work only to be turned away after showing up five minutes late then come here. His google reviews are stacked. He's a scam artist and i hope everyone sees it. What sort of reasonable business owner would do this to a paying customer instead of just speaking to them directly? I tried to call him. I emailed him. He's got nothing. Stay away. Stay FAR FAR away I've added photos to document how they stack reviews and how the employer admitted to stacking reviews. Employer caught in a bald faced lie.

Jordan was the best instructor! My fiancé and I went for the infant and adult CPR/First-Aid/ AED…read moreclass and we genuinely had fun while learning life saving information. Would highly recommend!!

I truly enjoyed my experience at this school! I decided to start a new career and chose dialysis…read morebecause my mother went through it before getting a kidney transplant and in her honor of her 1 year mark of passing, I signed up! Honestly, the teachers/staff have great personalities... great class atmosphere and the teachers thoroughly explain everything you need to know and are extremely patient. I passed and got my certificates, my teacher even helped me tweak my resume which made such a difference! I actually applied for a job, interviewed within 2 weeks of finishing school and got it! Remember that the school offers you the knowledge but your eagerness to learn, perseverence, skills and personality will set you apart and is all on YOU!

My experience at this school was fantastic. It was so good I did not want my class to end. The…read moreinstructors and school staff seemed very passionate, and were always there to help whether with study, job searches or even just trying to get some practice in. I wish I would have been referred sooner as it's a reputable place to get an education and new career quickly. I loved everything about my class & externship I got placed in. I recommend Dialysis 4 Career for anyone interested in a hemodialysis technician program.

it was a overall good experience from the lectures to real life examples fairly prepares you for…read morethe any CNA position in any facility

I just had the director of Access Careers in Hempstead, Mini, hang up in my face when I called to…read morecomplain about the conditions of the school. I've already been a CNA for years and was looking to recertify. This is probably a waste of time, it usually is for bad businesses that don't want to spend any money, just mill out people and make money. If you're going to sign up for Access Careers in Hempstead, here's a couple of things to look out for before you make the commitment and spend the money. The population of students in my class mostly worked during the day and came to school at night. If you are one of these people trying to save money to scrape together the money to attend this school they accommodate you as such, like you're poor and you're lucky to be there. You will receive such amenities as not having the lab supplies you need every time you have to go in there. Now the director Mini, turned it on the teacher, which true it would have been helpful, but, it was obvious that she had never checked in with her operation like a director/ supervisor is supposed to. That's 101 supervisor stuff. It's Mini's school. She blamed one of the only good employees she had for everything, my teacher one of them. The classrooms and bathrooms are dirty, the desks cheap. They're those metal fold up chairs for picnics with small writing surface over one of the arms. Your uniform will be a plastic shower curtain with the Access insignia. The building smells disgusting. There's no sanitary receptacles in the bathroom, but the toilets will overflow if you drop anything in there. There is a letter in all caps written to students to keep it clean with picture of a clean toilet bowl next to another toilet bowl with urine in it at flies swarming around it. Charming. The director told me she uses that bathroom also, she doesn't seem to think it's gross or smells bad. How? She proceeded to ask me why I'm just opening my mouth up about it now. Blaming me now. I wanted to finish the six week program and move on, they had my money. I'm glad I didn't speak up, it was in my best interest, the response I received today was deflective and defensive . Many things need to be fixed. I called the director to give my feedback, but, she didn't take to it well, hanging up on me. I think you have right to know that stuff now. I think you should know she is aware of the unacceptable state of her school. If she does something about it, good. She is aware though, so if you have a complaint don't let her tell you it's the first time hearing it and she's just shocked to death that no one told her. Don't ask Leani for anything, she's mad you asked. Also say goodnight to her when she says goodnight to you or she'll come back and reprimand you like a child whether you're mid chew or not. Don't ask Mini for anything either, she will not take responsibility for rigged together operation Access is. Like I said I've been a CNA, I paid 300 dollars less, and it was a great experience. My school was clean and everything. The school is the way it is because of choices. The trashes in the classrooms were always overflowing, and a lot of times it smelled and it smelled up the classroom. I used to just take it out, the garbage pails smelled so gross. Ultimately, everything was everyone else's fault except Mini's, the director. She didn't notice the classrooms were dirty. It's the cleaning crew's fault. I was there for 6 weeks, the lack of noticing how gross the school was was there way before I got there. The labs not having the materials they needed, not a lot of noticing going on until I just brought it up apparently. Today, today was the first time the dirty school will be noticed as being dirty, the bathrooms will be noticed perhaps as being absolutely disgusting today. Mini never noticed before. She blamed her cleaning crew. The teacher was asking office workers for supplies, she was unaware until today. She blamed the teacher. She blamed me for not doing all the noticing she should have been doing herself. It's her school. I've been a boss of huge projects, in charge of 40 plus people. Their success was my success. You have to take responsibility for what goes on under your supervision and do your best to make it better, not keep it status quo. I was fond of my classmates, they all worked hard and were trying to better themselves. My teacher Mrs. Herbert had been nurse for many years. I was a CNA for many years, she did her best to try and emphasize the importance of maintaining the dignity of each resident and to empower us to do our best and take care of ourselves. Honestly, I'm furious. If you can find a better school with better conditions with people who take responsibility for their short comings and make changes. Do it. There are good schools, Access Careers in Hempstead is trash. Good luck everyone, you deserve to be treated well, no matter what tax bracket you're in.