They used to give you AHA/Red Cross… They used to give you AHA/Red Cross certification but now they give you some other thing that looks and sounds like it but won't be accepted by your hospital. They do their best to hide this from you until you get surprised by not getting the right kind of card. Cannot find any way to get my money back. Stay away.

Totally unreliable and dishonest Needed CPR class for dental license renewal. First class was canceled, next class announced location change that would not work for me. With deadline approaching, I opted to pay additional fee for in-home private class. That was canceled shortly before instructor was due to arrive. Final option with them to get certified on time was to take a FaceTime class. I was told to call the instructors cell phone at a specific time. She did not answer her phone. Was able to get certified in time through another company. Enjoy CPR did refund my upcharge for the individual class, but refused to refund my original $79 fee for the group class.

TERRIBLE TERRIBLE. Advertised on the website that Red Cross and American Heart Association are the same BLS/CPR certificate. Arrived at the class at 6:25 with a start time of 6:30 and the instructor was already teaching and we were not late. He was annoyed because there were more people than he expected at the class. Halfway through he asked me if I needed American Heart Association certificate and I said "Yes" he said this class was only for Red Cross certificate. My hospital job as a travel nurse only allows American Heart Association. FALSE ADVERTISING. He told us to call to get a refund the next day. I tried to call, the man was less than helpful so I asked to talk to the supervisor who NEVER CALLED back! DON'T GO HERE THEY TAKE YOUR MONEY AND DON'T HELP.

First aid needs more "hands on" training While the CPR part of the training allowed us to practice on the manikins, the first aid part was talk. We were not shown how to prepare a tourniquet, how to perform Heimlich maneuver, or even how to bandage a wound. I can't say this training truely prepared me for these situations.

An Exposure, But Not a Rigorous Training The course was scheduled as a five and a half hour course; however it was completed within three and a half. The class was small, approximately 10 participants. We watched videos and silently read through power points, which often advanced too quickly to fully grasp all that was indicated on each slide. We received one handout summarizing the process of CPR/AED for a child vs. an adult, but nothing else for the other emergency situations (e.g. choking, heat exhaustion, etc). We each practiced the full CPR process one time on the dummies, and also using the respirator pump. Everything else was observed by video or demo by live instructor.