Renewed ACLS/ BLS this past weekend. No stress and interactive class. Highly recommend it. Will be…read moreback every 2 years.

I would not recommend this company at all. They cancelled a class that I paid in full for and…read morewanted to reschedule me to drive to Cumming, GA (1 hr + commute from Lawrenceville) to catch the soonest class or wait 9 days for the next available one in Duluth. I need this for school so this is a time sensitive task. I expressed that to Jennifer although she is understanding because it is their fault, the owner/ manager is NOT understanding. The manager refuses to refund me even if it is at her own stake. The class was marked available online so that is why I booked it. I would not recommend to book Anita or her company. Their policies are in the place for the company to benefit them and not the customer. UNFAIR!

Starts off with a dry, standardized video. Then practice mannequins and an AED device, then some…read moreoral instruction then the needed written exam. Instructor Dionte does a great job bringing vitality to a life and death subject.

From the owner: CPR Certification Atlanta teaches American Heart Association BLS CPR classes in Baltimore, MD. Our…read morehands-on, in-person CPR training gives the quality of CPR certification card that employers require. Our AHA CPR certification cards are issued on the same day as class. Apart from BLS CPR, we are offering First Aid, Bloodborne Pathogens, and Pet CPR trainings as well. We have weekly classes and we also do onsite trainings for businesses & groups.

How to get there, turn right before you hit Starbucks. Go down the hill, and turn right to find…read moresuite C. There is an entrance at the end of the driveway. Keep going down the hall until you see the Atlanta CPR door. I've gone here 3 times now, including one session for ACLS. Just had my most recent BLS re-certification here, and it couldn't be more of a breeze. Price for BLS at end of 2019 is $75. You have an e-learning session prior to actual skills check. So give yourself a day or two before you schedule the class. You need to complete the e-learning first, print out your certification and bring it with you. Once you sit through your hour long skills check, you'll get your card on the way out. Easy! Steven is the head teacher, and he's a hoot. Will definitely keep the session lively and entertaining. I was impressed with the tech in this recent session. Everything is hooked up to tablets, the baby mannequins glow when you compress or breathe into them. Lastly, I wanted to note one of my fellow students noted how she tried for hours at work (because that's usually free) but still failed and couldn't get her re-cert. So, yes, you're paying money, but it's definitely convenient.

Love love love this place! Ran by medical professionals who…read moreunderstand most are renewing. I love the fact they are open and provide classes every day. Things to know: Give yourself time to complete the online portion of you choose that route. It takes a few hours but it's no sweat and great to brush up on your skills. Arrive a few minutes early. The class I attended started promptly at its start time, I believe it was 9am. They followed with an ACLS course for some of the class so they want to stay on schedule. The BLS CPR card was available right at the end of the class, the staff was quick and had everything ready to go at the end of the class. Finding it is key! Look for papa Johns parking lot and drive towards the back, it's on the second floor, so if you look up you will see the sign and take the stairs to the right of the sign if you are facing it. That was the hardest part, which wasn't very hard. The teacher was informative and friendly and they used a technology on a screen that kept you on beat which I had never seen before and thought it was pretty cool. I will be back for future certifications and also if you refer friends you can get a discount.

Service A: Efficient and thorough training. I learned CPR skills plus basic Emergency Response…read moreskills. Timeka is Great! Professional instruction. Location: A- Windy hill is windy Hill but they are right off the interstate so it's easy to locate.

Randolph did an excellent job in taking us through the class. It was efficient and to the point. He…read moremonitor led our our practices and ensured we did them all correct. Anything that needed correction he made sure it was corrected and we understood why it was incorrect. As a trainer myself, I appreciated the on the spot feedback. Thanks again for a great class.

The Red Cross refused to help me or my family in any way shape or form. I was initially told that…read more"I waited too long to contact the Red Cross." Then I was told that I was denied any assistance for another reason, but the Red Cross refused to tell me for what reason I was denied and refused to discuss my case with me because they put my date of birth in the system incorrectly. I received zero support, zero answers, and zero respect. I am extremely disappointed in the Red Cross and would never recommend their assistance to anyone else in need. I lost my entire house and everything in it and will now have to completely rebuild my life and my children's lives. Red Cross miserably failed to live up to their mission statement of preventing and alleviating human suffering in the face of emergencies. Ben S

Folks in Dunwoody have been watching a WSB-TV video of a Red Cross "volunteer" who was filmed at…read morethe Parkwood Village apartment complex at 4920 Winters Chapel Road. Instead of stating specific actions she, as a Red Cross "volunteer," was doing to help others, she talked about herself and what she needed to do. Supposedly, she has been a Red Cross "volunteer" for years, yet she clearly didn't know what to do. Instead, she said she needed to do things. She talked about herself rather than taking action to help others. Her job as a volunteer is to help others rather than pontificate about herself. Talk and no action are damaging to us, the fire victims. Doesn't the Red Cross train its volunteers? This is the worst representation of the Red Cross I have ever seen. Please train your volunteers to actually do something. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to volunteer.

I'm honestly not satisfied at all. Although the person I have been speaking to seems to be…read moreknowledgeable and friendly, it's the business as whole that I have a problem with. I was court ordered to take anger management classes and contacted them for an evaluation. Prior to the evaluation, I was told that 8 classes was standard depending on the results of the evaluation which was $100 just to take. After the evaluation it was said I needed 8 classes. No surprise because she already told me that. However in my head I'm thinking "well what was the evaluation for if you already knew I was going to take 8 classes?" But 8 classes is what is required to get a completion certificate for court. Then the classes are $25 each. So I have to pay to be on probation, pay for the evaluation, pay for the classes, and all while dealing with unemployment due to Covid 19. If I needed 8 classes to complete probation why the extra money for the evaluation? To me it's just another way for them to get money out of people. It may just be $100 but if you get enough people to pay it, it'll add up quick. I'm just doing the classes to complete probation and not have to deal with Atlanta PD or this bs justice system ever again.

I had to get a renewal for CPR and came across Save Atlanta. The whole process was very easy from…read moreregistering and getting in a class quickly. The instructor was fun and engaging. I highly recommend this company and will return when it's time to renew!

If your looking to go to CNA school this is the best place to be. Nurse Jazz is very patient and…read morewilling to help, this is what I love about this school. Only 17 days!!! Can't beat that.

From the owner: Our CNA program trains and prepare students to become Certified Nurse Assistants and successfully…read morepass the State CNA skills and written exam .