This is bullcrap! I had to do the 2person CPR over & over again and it's because I later learned…read morefrom the techs over the phone it's because I kept interrupting! This was so unrealistic. Even when you do the correct forms and algorithms I'm never doing this again!

Very pleased from the beginning to the end with this program. They set you up to pass with helpful…read moreinfo and a couple of videos to watch prior to the skills test, make sure you watch them, several times! The facility is clean and everything is set for you already. I would come back for my renewal!

I have been renewing my BLS with compressions CPR for 5 years now. Very easy for an appointment,…read moreyou just call the number which is a a Google phone and they call you back very soon. Depends on the time you call, you might be able to get a same day, or next day appointment. Instructors and appointments: 5/5 All the instructors I encountered are professional and all the appointments I had was on a one on one bases. Paper and skill testing went very fast since it's just me which is a big plus! Location and classroom: 5/5 Parking is free and easy. The class is medium size, have an area for skill and table for test taking

Wow I needed to find a certification site at the last…read moreminute. Compressions CPR responded to my Friday 7 pm submit within an hour. The next morning, I was in a class. The location was great: Safe, close to my home, with lots of free parking in the same block as the class site. The instructor was personable, calm, real, and made the class time an engaging and enriching experience. When its time for me to complete my next re-certification, I will be back at Compressions CPR.

This was my first time renewing my BLS certification, and the experience was excellent. Jack, my…read moreCPR instructor, was highly knowledgeable, and the course material was very straightforward. What truly stood out was learning about the company's history as a family-owned small business that has been operating for several years. I strongly support local businesses, and their dedication warmed my heart. They offer other services, and I highly recommend them

Took their CNA course and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The instructors were very kind,…read morefunny, and went in depth into the material. I felt extremely prepared for the state exam. Not only does the school provide practical knowledge, but also hands on experience as they have connections with a nursing home/long term facility. Training there made me feel like I was already a CNA and only further reinforced everything I was taught. Would also recommend them for BLS as it was quick and easy. If you're looking to become a CNA, renew your license, etc. , I would 100% suggest you coming here.

Awesome customer service would definitely recommend to others! Will be using for my renewal !read more

As a nurse, it's hard to set time out to renew my certifications due to my busy schedule. I really…read morelove the self-paced online portion for learning and flexibility with in person skills check-offs, it makes everything so convenient. I would definitely recommend!

Ken led a hybrid course for our dental office team of 9-- it was so convenient to have everyone…read morerenew their CPR at the same time. He brought all the equipment to our office and conducted the skills test efficiently & thoroughly. Our team has done CPR renewals in different formats & with different companies; this was the most fun by far, and everyone learned something new as well.

I could not recommend OUCH for CPR certification and recertification MORE! It's the best. We used…read morethe services from OUCH twice now for my preschool team, and each time it has been phenomenal. They have an option for a hybrid model, where you do the class online and then one of Ken's instructors, or Ken himself, will come and do a skills test on site. The class takes about a few hours but is self paced, and the in person skills test is just a little over an hour! Excellent covid protocols as well! The best part is that the minimum requirement for group classes is only 4 people! So many other companies have a higher minimum and with small schools that's hard, also you can't beat the conveniences. Here is a huge enthusiastic plug and endorsement for OUCH.

I did their Adult and Pediatric first aid and cpr class a few months ago and I really appreciated…read morehow quick they are and how they review the material. It's two small rooms but they seem to fill up fast with sign ups so I'd get on it if you need to renew!

Such a nice experience getting the in-person portion of my Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED…read morecertification here. Edward has a very welcoming and encouraging demeanor, which was so helpful in practicing the different skills in real-time.

I enjoyed the training even though it is a very long training. Mr. Adams provides 5 min breaks…read moreafter each hour and he also gives a 30 mins lunch. It was a very informative class.

I enjoyed both classes, very informative and interactive, best thing is even though it's on…read moreSaturday and long hours but time flew by and we got tons of information.

I was enrolled, didn't have a job, solely working on my LVN. They announce who scores high and I…read moreget called out. This drove people to bully me. I placed my concerns to the higher ups and they didn't do anything about it. I pointed out people cheating, using their phones during exams. To lose my career as a LVN, paid so much, because this school cares about money. Not fairness, not bullying, not even my mental health. I cried so many times. One of my other classmates (practically a doctor in the Philippines) got bullied out of the program. I reached out how furious I was because she's so sweet, but all they said is "we will take care of it". They didn't. We had a teacher Ms Mikayla who was degrading and none of the students liked her. The reason I didn't is because I personally want to use my clinical hours to actually be at the facility, not studying for exams. All the instructors who do clinicals cut off our times to go back to school to study. The nurses at our first clinical questioned why we leave so early. All of this I pointed out to higher ups. Watching all my bullies (Jessica, Gianna, Vitoria, Ernesto) on instagram have the opportunities I lost. Made me break down and cry. Some people shouldn't be nurses. Don't bother attending here.

If you're like me, seeing a business with only a few reviews makes me nervous, but I'm here to…read moreassure anybody who was cautious like me that this academy is very much legit and the coordinator, front desk lady, instructors and everybody there are so kind and caring. I commuted from across the bay bridge every morning to get here, and honestly, I would do it again! I'm a recent graduate of their certified nursing assistant program pending my licensing exam, and in regards to the program preparing me, I feel very confident to take the test! (With exception to one skill, but I've found that is my weakness and I need to keep practicing). The AM CNA program is about 5-6 weeks, the first two being theory and done at home whilst the rest are "clinicals". Unfortunately due to COVID, students are not able to go into facilities to practice their skills, but instead, we practiced with dummies and used our partners as residents. This is probably my *only* complaint, but obviously, it's not their fault, COVID has kind of thrown everybody for a loop. Towards the end of the program, they bring in recruiters for you to talk to as well as holds a resume workshop! While they cannot promise you a job, they certainly do bring you opportunities and assists you in your process. Super thankful for how kind and patient instructor Dora and Mila (?) are! Will miss everybody I have met here :) UPDATE : I PASSED! Woohoo, thank you for being a teaching center and a testing center!