Art was an excellent trainer! He made the training enjoyable and we had great laughs. I highly…read morerecommend CPR Down South.

Best CPR class I've taken and this has to be at least the 5th or 6th time I've re-certified. Art…read morewas a fantastic instructor. Made everything clear and easy to understand & no tricks. He was engaging and clear, but also light hearted and fun and kept the class on pace. Will definitely be back when it's time to decertify & highly recommend to anyone who needs to!

This was the best CPR certification class I've ever attended. The instructor, Mark, is full of…read moreknowledge and energy- the perfect amount to make the class informative and fun. I'd give 10 stars if I could!

Mark is awesome. I had so much fun and learned a lot in both the ACLS course and the BLS course…read more Thank you Mark.

Rita is amazing! She is very professional, friendly, and made us feel comfortable to ask as many…read morequestions as we needed to! I would HIGHLY recommend taking her class. Also... her suite is adorable! The atmosphere made taking a CPR class very enjoyable and stress free.

I have done my first aid/cpr a couple other places through out the years and I have to say this is…read morethe best one yet!! Just call ahead to get name on the list. The instructors that run the class are all very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. I was recommended by someone at the U of A for mine. Highly recommended this place for anyone needing certification or renewal!!! I will definitely be going back for mine in 2 years!!! Thank you!!!

We had an awesome experience with Brandy teaching and Rene coordinating our training. We had them…read morecome to us at a hotel and provide the training during our company retreat to 19 people. They brought all of the dummies to us, were reasonably priced, accomodated our schedule, and provided our cards at the training. I have taken several CPR/First Aid classes and this was by far the most interesting, entertaining, efficient, and engaging class I have done. I didn't expect to laugh that much in a CPR class and it really helped me retain the information. It was the perfect balance of fun and training for a difficult situation. Thank you Brandy & Rene! It was wonderful!

Awesome instructors Very knowledgeable. Relaxed atmosphere. Will definitely us them for my next…read moreclass.

From the owner: CPR, First Aid, ACLS, PALS and Babysitting plus others offeredread more

Ronna went above and beyond to help me out. I thought you were suppose to get a physical CPR card…read morein the mail, but instead they would email you a copy of the card along with the the certification. You can print out the card and laminate it if needed. Thank you Ronna! Training experience: You get a booklet and take an exam at the beginning of class. The training was interactive and hands on towards the end. The dummies were very helpful because it showed how much you need to breathe in and how hard to press down. I previously took CPR certification online, but I highly suggest you go to class for a hands on experience if it is your first time. I am now confident to give CPR and use AED if needed. FYI: Accepted method of payment is cash only at the day of training. You can pay with a card if you pay ahead of time online. A lot of students were frustrated with this because we didn't bring proper method of payment or didn't know it was required to purchase a book. They have various training you can choose from online and on various days/time which was very convenient.

From the owner: Save a Life is a non profit organization teaching CPR,First Aid, and Pet CPR in Tucson and…read moresurrounding communities through the Tucson Fire Department since 1979. We are also and AED distributor. Save a life has many locations and time frames available to the general public for CPR and First Aid classes.

I was turned away from my scheduled appointment because I was 5 MINUTES late (I was late because I…read moreneeded to eat something before donating). Is the Red Cross really that uptight about tardiness or do their employees just not care about the massive blood shortage we have right now? I do not appreciate constantly being called/texted about how much the Red Cross needs blood, and then take time out of my day to come and donate, and then be turned away for being 5 freaking minutes late.

This organization offers wonderful classes for those who are interested in being prepared for…read moreemergencies. The General First Aid/CPR/AED class (which lasts 5 hours) is sometimes required by an employer but I recommend taking the class just in case there is an emergency at home. You are not required to buy books or supplies for the class itself but you can purchase kits and books later on. Our instructor was very nice and informative. They are very thorough and I recommend you bring paper and a pen for notes. They offer a Wilderness First Aid class and Pet First Aid course too.

Honestly it's not like we can shop emergency service can we-- so is a review really appropriate, I…read moreask? I just want to applaud these firefighters and paramedics. They are extremely polite and authentic in their concern. My step mom suffers from congenital heart failure and when she seemed weaker and weaker, I called 911. The team came promptly and were very kind to her and helpful in checking her and suggesting the hospital as the next step. This means I can add GV Fire to the plus side of living in "God's Waiting Room." And from my perspective there aren't that many positives about living here, that is, for those of us who still have our wits about us. Still waiting for the housing crisis to improve!

They are the bestThey respond to your need for help immediately with concern and dedication…read more They're the best!