I am thrilled that we have a resource here like Code Louisville, which has been raising the bar…read moretech talent in the city. They offer a range of classes like front end web design, "React", ".Net", Python, and many others. This alone would be great, but it doesn't stop there. Code Louisville also offers a bevy of additional resources, like job readiness workshops, one day workshops like "Salesforce", help on resumes, mentors available daily, and more. You can tell that they truly care about your success, and they are invested in it. My hope is that the grant funding for this facility continues, and can impact the city immensely to motivate more investment in tech talent. During my graduation event, I was able to meet recruiters from several companies, plus Lieutenant Governor Jeanine Hampton, and Mayor Greg Fischer, who is a big proponent of the programs here. I would definitely recommend Code Louisville to anyone interested in a career in tech!

Love this place. I have taken frontend and now I am currently taking the backend classes. Coding is…read morewhere our future is. I love being able to create databases, games, forms, websites and the list goes on and on. Not only am I able to learn how to code, but I am also able to network and meet different folks of life.

TL/DR: Great instructors; most have worked as firefighters or other first responders. They also…read moretext you when your current certification is about to expire. Really high quality course, transparent pricing and easy to schedule. You don't want to waste your time with other places offering classes for cheaper in Louisville. Trust me. I used to be an American Heart Association, BLS (Basic Life Support) & HeartSaver Instructor. I taught the course regularly to new employees and folks needing recertification. Then, I transitioned into a marketing role, stopped training so regularly and (stupidly) allowed my certification to lapse. Flash forward to early 2021. The pandemic reminded me that I loved being in the trenches and missed direct care with patients. I decided to go back to school for nursing and applied to work at a hospital as a patient care assistant. Every Healthcare system I can think of pays you to keep your BLS or ACLS updated once you're an established employee ... but (probably due to the high cost of training, and high turnover in healthcare), many require you to have your own certification prior to employment. That was the case with me. I got offered the job, and I needed to find a class, quickly. If you know me, well, you know I'm frugal. I love a good deal. I was annoyed that I could've paid the five dollars to keep my certification, but now was staring down around $90 out of pocket, and for something I used to teach. (palm to face emoji). I called just about every place the internet and Yelp said taught CPR in Louisville, to price compare. Many people suggest the fire department, but give them a try, and you'll see that they are so busy training their own recruits, they rarely have time for community classes. I found some place that claimed to be over in jeffersonville, but I couldn't find the storefront, and they stopped returning my phone calls. Very shady. Another place on Bardstown Rd gave me hope. They had me do the online certification, then schedule the skill out with them. Joke was on me. My Scout got canceled due to Covid, and they refused to give me a refund when they offered a new date, two weeks past my hospital start date. So, I circled back to this other company, CPR Louisville. To be 100% honest, I wish I had just gone with them from jump. Yes, the price of the class was a tad higher than their competitors advertised, but as you just read you get what you pay for. The CPR Louisville's website is extremely transparent and easy to navigate. They tell you exactly what class is offered when, and don't make you call or guess what the cost is. I needed a class ASAP, so I scheduled for an in person Saturday morning and left the same day with my certification card. The location was easy to find. Parking was free and safe. Class started on time. All materials were provided. Each participant had their own mannequin and equipment to practice with. They go in depth, and have a deeper sense of critical thinking and real life application then your every day instructor, because most of them either work currently, or have experience as firefighters, EMS, or other first responders. They guarantee that you will pass the class. If you're struggling, they will work with you until you get it. You'll leave the same day with the code to claim your card via the American Heart Association website. Lastly, they offered two extra things that I think set them apart. 1) go to the website and you'll notice they sometimes offer enrollment specials/discounts. 2) they track your certification and text you when your certification is nearing expiration. Now that I'm back working bedside, my hospital provides my biannual recertification, so I don't need their services anymore. But, I recommend them to friends and nursing students so often that I decided it was probably time to write a review. Five stars, for sure.

Instructors cancelled ACLS renewal class one week before with no alternatives for the same day and…read moreno offer for refund. This particular day and class was booked several months in advance and was supposed to be used as a paid educational time off for work. With such short notice, it made it very difficult to justify the day off for work and the time window was too narrow to use PTO. This is very inconvenient and unprofessional, as well as disrespectful to the client's time. I hope CPR Louisville can hire additional staff to sub for emergencies. Thanks.

You have to be a kid or an experienced dancer to come here. I am neither of those things and all of…read moretheir classes were at crazy inconvenient times. I just wanted to dance for exercise since I loved it as a kid have had medical issues and still wanted to do something gun while exercising.

My four year old daughter absolutely loved her ballet class this spring. She learned so much from…read moreMiss Autumn and had a blast in the encouraging environment and LOVED getting to be a part of the recital. Thanks LDA!

Another pint. So easy to get in and out of this blood donation location in downtown. They do…read moretake walk ins but make an appointment. I typically I am parked, checked in, processed blood drawn, and eating snacks in 30 minutes. Staff are friendly and efficient. The renovations, completed within the last year make the facility much brighter and more comfortable. Such an easy way to help others and even be life saving for someone in need. Drink extra fluids and eat something before you go so you're hydrated. Do an easy, good thing and make it a regular habit. Phlebotimist told me today that only about 5% of adult Americans donate regularly.

I'm sure there's a lot going on inside this building besides blood donations, but the public-facing…read moreside of it is the central wing of Louisville's primary source for blood and plasma. If you see a bloodmobile in your area, by all means, take advantage of the mobile drives. But don't discount the idea of making your own trek to the home base. You won't quite feel like you're in the lobby of the 21c, but they get the job done, and I think donating at the main branch is usually easier and faster than at one of the mobile units. The office could use a serious facelift but I'm gonna hope they are choosing to better compensate their staff in lieu of making the place more handsome. One thing is certain -- the staff here are pros and they work hard. They are on their feet all day. They can't afford to skip steps or mess something up. They have to rub elbows with strangers the whole time. This is a tough job. And I've always been treated well. Parking is free. So are the snacks. Tip your tech with kindness.

I saw Dr Stocker of the GI Motility Clinic back in August. At that visit she recommended a…read moreprocedure and labs. She indicated they would come get me for the labs and then schedule the procedure. I was then left in the room for over an hour. I finally left the room, found some random person walking the halls who then took me for labs. I was never brought to a scheduler for my procedure. I had to make another appointment in November because I still had not been scheduled for my procedure. Went in, saw the PA - she acknowledged that the doc recommended I needed procedure and indicated I would be contacted by scheduler within a week or two. The that was mid November. Early December I called and got routed around till I got the scheduler. She took my info and said she would call me back by that Friday. The Monday after THAT deadline had passed I messaged via app asking for status of my procedure. I was told I would be scheduled by the 16th. It is now almost January and I have still not been scheduled. Called the scheduler again and I get still the generic "there are people ahead of you but I should have you scheduled by the end of the week". I know this is a lie. Do not come here. Go to Cleveland. They have to be better than THIS.

This is a review of the UofL Student Health Services. They are fantastic! I usually see the Nurse…read morePractitioner and am always happy with their service. They spend a lot of time with me and answer all of my questions. A year and a half ago the NP figured out that I had pneumonia a few days after I had seen my private doctor near my home had missed it. I was told I had a viral cold and so I kept on but didn't feel any better and almost passed out during clinicals. I called the SHS office and they got me in right away when I told them what was happening. The NP saw me and sent me for a chest x-ray (which my doc didn't do & should have) and found it. I got an in office breathing treatment and felt well enough to be sent home with prescriptions (conveniently picked up at the pharmacy in the same building). I trust the NP's and the MD in this office and the nurse is friendly and organized. The medical techs are great too. I especially love Pam! :)

great college great professors and support graduated with an associates in business recommend to…read moreeverybody

I went to Brown Mackie back in 2008. I went for almost 6 months. Then I found out afterwords that…read morethe school was fraudulent. The state of ky closed their doors. They tried to charge $930. For not completing the rest of the month in my last class. I didnt have to pay it though because Brown Mackie ended up with a class action lawsuit. But even thought the state shut em down and us students, we all got ripped off by the school but most of us still had to pay the state back for the student loans even thought the school kept most of the funds. Smh we shouldnt have had to pay it back. We were defrauded just like the state was by the school. Why punish us we were inocent in the matter. Took me 10 years to salie mea back