Only utilized ever once for a non-serious superficial wound but their speed, professionalism, and…read morecommunity-centric culture makes them a hit whenever they're unfortunately called in. Their staff of students makes them the highest level of coverage & response time. The said students are often practicing and/or studying community EMT, pre-med, and/or nursing-related fields thus you'll be in educated & caring hands.

From the owner: Rutgers University Emergency Services (RUES) provides emergency and fire response, emergency…read moremedical and fire prevention services as well as public safety education to the university and surrounding communities. RUES offers training opportunities in CPR, First Aid and Defensive Driving. Our Defensive Driving Classes can be used towards point reduction and for insurance discounts. We also provide Child Seat Safety Inspections in partnership with the Rutgers University Police Department on specific days of the week. Check out our website for more information.

Easy to find location, instructor was clear, calm, and patient…read more Easy to understand videos with Q&A after each section.

Very informative and thorough first aid, CPR, AED course. Answered questions, did demos on…read moremannequins and had American Red Cross videos. Covered adults, infants and children. Highly recommend!

As a 30 year RN I must renew my AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) every two years...if you do the math I…read morehave done recert classes many times usually from the hospitals I have been employed at. The course covered all different scenarios..adults...children..infants.. conscious... unconscious...1 person...2 person....Brian is an excellent instructor and a credit to his organization... intense course.. well planned... well organized... well executed... Brian kept it interesting..and extremely informative... Bayshore is fortunate enough to have him and such a well organized educational course of instruction... they offer many other courses to the public as well... I would hope if I or any other family member needed an EMS response... Brian or someone as well trained as he is would arrive to our call for help...thank you Brian... and thank you Bayshore EMS...

One of the best first aid squads around. Friendly people that actually know what they are doing…read more These aren't some amateurs. If you ever collapse of have a heart attack while in the old bridge/Sayreville area you better hope these guys come to rescue you or else you'll be sorry. Hahahaha.

I have been going to Medserv since 2013. I learn the best life saving skills. Friendly and…read moresupportive to helping you to help others.

I will start by saying when I used MedServ to renew my CPR two years ago, the whole experience was…read moreamazing. Booking my class was easy, the training was fantastic and I got my certificate the next day. This was all under the direction of Peggy Gladstone, whom has since quit -- so you can guess where the rest of the review is going. The new contact is Joydeep Paul and he is HORRENDOUS with communications. I was trying to schedule my renewal since April and while admittedly, I booked the wrong one at first, what I needed was IN THE EMAIL I SENT HIM. He should have immediately (not five business days later) directed me to the correct one. He also takes no less than 10 days to get back to you. He asked the day BEFORE if I could attend a renewal the next day. I couldn't. When I expressed disappointment with the (lack of) communication he told me, "well, I gave you dates and you couldn't make any of them." Sweetie, I work. I gave YOU five or six dates and times I could attend. Well, Sunday JUNE 10th I finally was able to take my practical. Certificate was to arrive the next day. It is now Thursday (four days later) and I had to reach out to HIM to ask for it. He told me that I declined a "schedule invitation." BULLSHIT! He finally sent over the certification. I will never use MedServ again -- at least not the one at this location. I will say however, that the instructor Aevline, was fantastic! She alone gets the five stars!

complete scam. I started the course for HIPAA. Decided to finish the next day. Could not log back…read morein. Customer service sends you in push button circles to where you cannot contact them. and completely blocked out of the website. This is a scam for sure. Email showing receipts cannot be written or emailed back to. Find another HIPAA or certifying company to handle the3 needed course.

Company is a scam, I took my CPR qnd 1st aid and even paid for a hard copy card. They claim to have…read moremailed it and toldme that I made an error not using my unit # and that they will charge me again. I look at my receipt and BAM. unit # is right there!!!! Reported them as a fraudulent business to my bank, absolutely ridiculous what companies try to do to save a few pennies rather than own up to their mistake. Do not use cpr selects online CPR class. Plus qlot of the answers were incorrect from their own study material. Ive been cpr certified for over a decade now. And i know the rules change so im very thorough when trying a new company bc im qlways curious to find subtle qnd big differences. Do not trust this company.

Denise/ instructor was very efficient & detailed in explanation of the reason to have CPR & the…read morerequirements needed to be certified. Also, in Denise's explanation; she said situations that may arise that I did not know that existed. I recommend for anyone who want To be certified in CPR to make appointment w/Denise in Fords, NJ. I am certified. Ty, Denise for being a great teacher.

I should've wrote this review back in August when I took this course offered by Denise…read more I was starting a new job and realized that my BLS Provider certification had expired. I contacted Take Care CPR and spoke with Denise who had me in the office 2 days later. Not only was she professional and knowledgeable, she was thorough and personable. I was a bit anxious because (it was Friday) my job started the following Monday and I had to show that I was certified, Denise reassured me and made the process on a whole, smoother. Since the other person who was supposed to do the course with me couldn't make it (due to a personal reason), I ended up with a private class and was done within 2.5hrs. I would honestly tell anyone who needs (or wants to be) certified to call Denise at Take Care CPR. Confidence in how to react is exactly what you need in an emergency situation and Denise will give it to you when you take her course.

The course is challenging I won't say it's easy, but if you put in the time and dedication Monte…read moreand his staff will go out there way to make sure you succeed. I'm thankful to have come across this course to help me start a career in the medical field.

Received my EMT certification through the TIMER course 18 years ago and it's still going strong…read moretoday. The staff are professional and knowledgeable. Monty is an exceptional director that has a great report with his staff and students. I'm so glad and proud that I chose this institution.

This building is lovely and easy to find! Walk inside and take the elevators to the 4th floor…read more Check in and sign in with the receptionist. I was the only one taking the class so it went by pretty quickly. The instructor is so nice and really explains each topic well. She asks you questions to make sure you understand the content in order to apply it to the emergency situation. Her questions all help with the test at the end. She's friendly and approachable, so don't be afraid to ask questions! The mannequins have become more high tech from when I last did my BLS certification. There's an app that can measure the depth and rate you're performing your compressions. I think that's pretty cool! In terms of cleanliness/infection control, we were wearing masks. I only removed my mask momentarily when I was performing rescue breaths. All equipment was wiped down and disinfected after the course. Hand sanitizer was also available. I felt safe with the proper precautions taken. Overall, I highly recommend getting your certification done here! The whole experience was pleasant.

I would give them a zero if I could. I signed up and paid for a CPR/First Aid class in Rockaway…read morethat was scheduled for 2 to 5:30 pm on a Tuesday afternoon. I took time from work to attend and arrived at the site on time. First, the instructor (Daniel Scotti) never showed up. Second, I called the 800 number and was informed that the instructor had "car trouble" and the class was not going to be taught. Last, I was never contacted even though they had my cell number and email address. This organization is very unprofessional... go with the Red Cross or YMCA classes.