The class was awesome. Learned a lot. The teacher is very knowledgeable & has a lot of real world…read moreexperience as well. Tons of parking & is very available. Great price also!

Very Good Training. I'd highly recommend this class. John was very informative and relatable. I…read moredefinitely learned what I needed to learn! Dr. Dave Riverside, California

Great and friendly instructor. I forgot his name but it was an easy process & Josephine responded…read morevery quickly and was very friendly/informative. I was the only person who signed up for the time I had so I got 1 on 1 experience which was a lot better! I'd recommend this place to anyone who needs CPR certification! Quick, easy, informative, and overall great experience!

First time renewing PALS with Jo. Easy to get class scheduled, great flexibility with hours of…read moreclasses, very professional, knowledgeable and friendly. Jo provided the information we needed for the certification and in a very organized fashion. Extremely reasonable price. Super happy with the class! Will come back for my re-certs every time! Thanks jo!

Miss April & Miss Christine is very knowledgeable on how they teach the class, through the…read moreclassroom and hands-on training. I love the way how Miss April was strict and precise on teaching us all the aspect of the class. it helps us on our clinicals to be confident on how we care for patients it gave us confidence on how to deal with any situation. We appreciate and thank you so much, Miss April and Miss Christine, and if any of you are looking to get your certified CNA program look no further Icare has it all! I vouch for them they are the OG of this program

The best decision of my life! All staff are amazing, beautiful, kind, supportive, and always answer…read morequestions you have. Truly made me feel no question is a dumb question. Every class I had was full of information, broken down and explained. We learned by example and hands on. If you are debating on becoming a CNA, ICARE Academy is the best place to get licensed. They offer services to help you meet the requirements such as CPR CERTIFICATION. I did CPR with them and was by far a wonderful experience too. My CNA CLASS, was phenomenal our teacher Mrs. April made us all understand material to the point we can respond with no doubt and full of confidence. Mrs. Christine also made time to break down material we needed further explanation. In one month I became a CNA and adopted my new ICARE ACADEMY FAMILY. Truly, makes you push yourself but knowing they will NOT let one of their family fail. Even after graduation they allow us to come in a practice for our state. NO OTHER SCHOOL DOES THAT. THIS IS ONE OF THE MANY REASONS WHY THEY HAVE 100% PASSING. I would recommend and encourage anyone reading this to enroll to this Specific School. If I could, I would give 10000 GOLD STARS. Their business name is true to the core. Thank you to my wonderful new family at ICARE.

It was super easy to sign up for class and when I had questions ahead of time, I got email…read moreresponses to my questions really quick. The location was easy to get too and there was plenty of parking which was really convenient. The BLS renewal class itself was a great refresher. The instructor was fun, personable, knowledgeable and friendly which made the class fly by and his field experience examples made the material even easier to retain. I'd highly recommend checking Life Link out if you are looking to renew your cert!

I have been coming to this business for many years to renew my CPR/BLS and have never had a…read morenegative experience until now . Jonathan was a great instructor but the owner or the office personnel do not answer the phone , messages or emails . I rescheduled a class from June to August , my August class was cancelled because the instructor was out , attempted rescheduling the cancelled class to another day in August but would never get a reply to any of my calls or emails . Finally ended up attending the class and was told the CPR certification would be sent thru email and till this day I have not received a cpr card w the date of the attended class . Very disappointing and the business now at this new location seems so disorganized. Thank you Jonathan for a great class but sorry for your employers disorganization.

They are closed. I reached out to them for services and they replied telling me that they are…read moreclosed for business.

I recently took the CPR/AED/First Aid certification here. The venue was clean and comfortable. Work…read morestations were safely distanced for students with clean equipment. 7 students in the class. Daniel was our instructor. He was knowledgeable and straight to the point. He provided practical information and answered all questions. The certification test was administered on site and certification card was immediately emailed after the class. I recommend for anyone seeking CPR certification. Stay safe!

Anna is such a sweet soul! She explained everything so…read moreclearly and so perfectly. She answers all questions you may have. And is overall so comforting. While I was Inside doing my finger prints you can hear how much effort the staff gives to their clients so they can have the best experience! 10/10 recommend

Victoria was a really good teacher, she was teaching us CPR. I would recommend to anyone that if…read moreyou need a CPR card. I would suggest to Redeem CPR, it's in Redlands, Ca

I had a fantastic experience with West Coast EMT. I took the accelerated 5 week course with Crystal…read moreas our class instructor. Let me start off by advising anyone considering the 5 week course to not underestimate the challenge. The EMT scope of practice may not seem very large, but the amount of knowledge you need to learn is vast. The course requires a 1500+ page textbook and you WILL need to learn the entirety of that book in the four weeks of lecture you have at your disposal. It's tough. Our class of nearly 50 had less than 20 graduates. You need to have a good work ethic, pay attention in class, and quite frankly being a good test taker will take you far. With all this being said, our instructor Crystal did a phenomenal job and prepared us better than I believe anyone else could have with the amount of material we needed to learn in the amount of time we needed to learn it. Combining a wealth of real world experience with an extremely impressive/comprehensive knowledge of all things EMS/Anatomy/Physiology Crystal did an exemplary job of teaching us what we needed to learn and preparing us for the NREMT after. I am grateful for the instruction I received and the experience as a whole.

I usually never take the time to write negative reviews but I honestly wouldn't recommend anyone…read moretake this course. I have also worked in education program management and I would not run my programs like this. I took the Saturday class from January - March 2025, took a leave of absence, and then continued until early August 2025. I did not expect to pass this class (and didn't). Feedback below: Associated costs: Class payment + uniform. This is standard, but you would think that if they required students to be in class all day, they would have more outlets or amenities to use for the amount you pay. They do not provide any WiFi which can be frustrating. Also they turn the AC on to where it is intentionally very cold in the classroom, whether it's to keep students awake or to make you buy more of their clothes, it's unclear. You cannot wear non-branded tops in class - freezing? Better cough up $30-50 for their long sleeve or sweater. I asked to turn it down repeatedly as other students and I were so cold, and they wouldn't. The coffee maker looks gross and there are no sinks except for those in the bathrooms, and no water fountains. Curriculum: The classes move fast, but all you will experience is hours of your teacher reading from the slides. They already tell you to read from the book, you would think the teachers would get in depth about need-to know areas. If you ask what to parse, they just tell you to memorize the whole book. *Lectures will not help you for this class.* If you are engaging in other obligations and do not have the time to spend hours studying the material for this class multiple times a week, then do not take the class. Professors: This will really make or break how enjoyable or informative your class will be. The teacher I had in Spring 2025 was just straight disrespectful as she talked to adults as if they were children. Sure, the class skews very young with a few folks older than 30s, but she would routinely mention not wanting to "baby" us for drills, skills practice, etc. The teacher from Summer 2025 was great and did what he could. Also read from slides (that's just how the school is), but tried to make the content engaging and add his experience as an emt to it. He talked to students as if they were regular professionals and was great. If you do take this course, I hope you get to take it with him (Ryan). Skills: you are not "tested" on anything until the end. The skills tests are you just going through the motions of the drill and hopefully your class size is enough to where you can actually get feedback. Until the final skills assessment, they just auto pass you on all skills. The skills days are also dependent on whether they can find instructors. Do they just ask last minute? We had classes where the teacher would just work with one group at a time because they didn't have anyone to come in. At that point, it's the blind leading the blind. Ride alongs: Our instructor told us only those with the best grades would ride with Firefighters - the rest are IFT. This ended up not being true because I asked the scheduler and they just said it would depend on when the availability matched as Fire has a smaller window. Also, they ask you to submit your dates of availability within the first two sessions. So, you might end up on a ride alongs in your first month where you don't know anything. Exams: you'll have quizzes and a "block exam" that covers 7-10 chapters at a time. You will not get exams back, and just get chapter information on what content you got wrong. Chapters can be 60 pages long - why wouldn't they hand back exams so we can work on what we do not know? This was such a waste of time and money.