Rory was amazing! He made the whole BLS class super easy to understand and actually fun. His…read moreexplanations were clear, he was patient, and he broke everything down in a way that made me feel confident for the test and real emergencies. You can tell he knows what he's doing and cares about his students. If you're nervous about CPR or BLS, take the class with Rory, he's the best

Khal was very informative with the material, made it easy to understand course , very interactive…read morewith his students, enjoyed very much, will use Khals cpr again!!

This is the second time I took this class. The owner is accommodating and friendly. Recommend this…read morebusiness.

If you need to get or renew your ACLS, BLS, or PALS certification you must go to The Heart Center!…read moreJohn was amazing! Every time I needed to renew my ACLS my anxiety levels increased when I would have to go to Sitel. John made the process stress free! I would definitely recommend and will definitely return! Thank you John!

I just wanted to take a moment to tell you that the gentleman who taught the class this morning…read more from Respond and Rescue was an exceptional trainer. He was very knowledgeable about the subject matter and presented in an effective manner (focused on why more than how). I learned more from him than I have from other trainers in the past. Just wanted to let you know. We will look forward to having him back.

From the owner: Respond, and Rescue provides CPR Training to the D.C. metro & Richmond Tri-City areas specializing…read morein providing quality, detailed, and OSHA-compliant Health and Safety Training. Our staff offers quality and reliable instruction you can count on. Whether you need basic CPR training, First Aid training, or a package of classes, we have what you need at affordable prices. Don’t overpay for Low-quality CPR training. Just a few hours of training can save a life.

Really happy to have found this place. I was required to take a in person CPR/FIRST AID class that…read moreis taught by a legit institution example Red Cross or by the American Safety and Health Institute in order pursue my profession here in VA. There are many online CPR courses which I did take but were not valid when I submitted it to the state. I took the class with Francisco the owner which is prior military and firefighter. From day one it was really easy to get a hold of him and to arrange for the class. I got lucky that my class ended up being just me so I got to ask any questions I had and Francisco would gladly answer them. The whole experience was an easy and very insightful. Francisco does a great job teaching and cares about you learning.

Great service! My wife and I are about to have our firstborn and wanted some training on infant…read moreCPR. Francisco not only help us feel more prepare in case our infant needs assitance but in any day to day scenario. Covid guidelines were followed at all time.

I have taken the CPR & AED course (for trainers and laypeople) twice in the last 3 years with Life…read moreRescue, and enjoyed it both times. In both cases, my instructor was Amer Tobing, and I wouldn't hesitate for a second before taking his course again when my certification expires. Although I've been CPR certified several times, Life Rescue offered more practical information than my previous certs. Amer's background as a firefighter and in emergency medical services shows, as he has a focused, no-nonsense attitude toward assessing an emergency situation and acting. He teaches us to think in a similar manner by addressing and hammering the most important things to know and remember. He also has a sense of humor, and is great at connecting with people, which makes his class more fun than I ever expected. But make no mistake: he takes his job and the subject matter very seriously, and doesn't let jokes overshadow or displace what is most important. I like how he spends a lot of time focusing on the reality of emergency situations vs. textbook scenarios, because there are some things that books won't tell you. Even though I had taken his class before, the second time around, he didn't let me off the hook if I could have performed something better. I really appreciated it, because it's sometimes the little things that can make a difference. Overall, it feels less like a class and more like practicing and discussing with a coach. I learned more each time, and further reinforced what I previously knew. I feel much more confident after having taken his course, would recommend it to anyone, and actually look forward to taking it again in the future.

Great class! I was definitely nervous taking my PALs revert after COVID but the facility was clean…read moreand the instructors were professional.

I wanted to renew my pediatric/adult CPR/first aid/AED certification, so I found a class through…read morethe Red Cross website that worked with my schedule and signed up. I prefer to do the classroom-only option for classes like this, since I want as much hands-on training and discussion as possible to help me retain what I'm learning. (They do also offer many hybrid options online.) I'm very glad I signed up for a Sunday morning class so I could park on the road nearby, since I have no idea how anyone would be able to find parking around this location otherwise. (I recommend coming early and checking all street signs carefully for the parking restrictions/requirements.) Once I made it to the door, I pressed the bell and went upstairs. We started pretty much on time and every seat in the class was filled. The class consisted of text and videos on the television interspersed with group/partner activities and hands-on training. We got to use the adult-size torsos (with lights to show you if you were pressing hard enough), infant dolls, practice AED machines, training Epi-pens, and some basic first-aid materials. Luckily, the class members who attended on this day were fun and engaged, so we had good discussions. The class lasted the full 6.5 hours. (In the past, it's been 50-50 for going for the full time, since sometimes the class votes to take a working lunch to finish early.) The teacher also ended up taking more frequent breaks toward the end, since people were lagging after lunch. I do like that the full-day class means you don't have to take a separate test, since the instructor verifies you are doing all the hands-on techniques properly. We even got a pin after answer a final "quiz" question correctly at the end of the class. I left the class feeling prepared and ready to help with CPR or first aid in an emergency. The completion certificate link was sent via email, which is handy if I need to pull it up while I'm on the go.

Good space, friendly staff, quick turnaround, an your helping folks in under an hour. 5 stars!read more

I received my BLS and ACLS recertification through this company, via the Washington DC location…read more Heather and David were easily approachable and professional. The location is in downtown DC, but surprisingly there is ample street parking (during evening time) and also a garage attached to the building. They have the appropriate training equipment, ie dummies, oxygen masks, etc which would be expected. I highly recommend using this company for any education / training needs that they offer.

I have been going to Bayside for my CPR needs for several years. Michelle is an excellent…read moreinstructor and is effective in the way she teaches for easy grasping of concepts. Highly recommend going here for CPR for healthcare professionals. Plan to take ACLS soon as well.

My experience was five stars easy! Took the online course…read moreand went in for the skills portion. Instructor/ owner was really good. No-nonsense approach and efficient. This is my new place and YES! If you're a provider you will earn AHA not some off-Walmart brand rip off generic version of a certification. Mannequins clean, lots of hand sanitizers, plenty of parking too.

My parents joined Principal Medical Group so they could have dedicated and direct access to a…read morephysician. My mom was referred to Dr. Jones by a specialist she really loved who just raved about how sharp he was. So they joined and had a great experience. Very convenient to make appointments, receive emails and calls back often times within an hour. They encouraged me to join and I did. Everything has been great. He takes a lot of time talking to you and understanding your concerns. He's available anytime you need him. And he offers a wealth of knowledge to treat and be proactive and treating any issues. Well worth the additional cost for concierge service. No lines or waiting rooms of sick people. No being rushed when consulting with the doc (each time I've spoken to him in person we spent at least 45 minutes talking). Very glad I joined.

From the owner: We are the premiere concierge medicine practice in McLean / northern Virginia. We practice…read moreInternal Medicine / Primary Care Medicine and also specialize in hormone / testosterone replacement therapy for men and women. Patients have access to our doctor 24/7 with personal email or cell phone / home phone numbers.