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CPR is used to keep the brain alive until help arrives.  Brain damage begins in 4 minutes without CPR and is usually complete in 10 minutes.

No. According to both American Red Cross and American Heart Association, complete CPR includes mouth-to-mouth and chest compressions and is proven to be the most effective method, especially when the person administering has been trained. Compressions-only CPR is for those who are unwilling, untrained, or unable to give mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing.

Yes. We believe that in an emergency, you’ve got to be focused, prepared and confident in your skills. There’s no time to hesitate. That’s why recertification is so important. Research shows that individuals with repeated training in CPR have greater knowledge retention and more confidence in their skills than those persons who infrequently participate in training. In fact, the greater the number of times an individual has received annual training, the greater the difference in knowledge and confidence they have. And that makes sense—especially when you consider how difficult it can be to keep skills fresh if you’re not using them on a regular basis. So whether you were previously certified through American Red Cross or American Heart Association, contact us for recertification dates and times.

We offer a cost-effective yet entertaining approach for your safety training needs.  While our classes are fun and energetic, participants still receive the most comprehensive, practice filled class that anyone has to offer following all applicable guidelines.

We can teach a class with as few as 5 people and as many as 55 people at one time. Multiple classes can be scheduled to accommodate large groups. Your class is tailor made and can include any class we offer including adult, child, infant CPR, standard first aid, and AED. Just tell us what you want, and we'll come to a location of your choice within Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino County.

To book a private class for your home or office, contact us to receive a special discounted rate.

In May 2005, the American Red Cross and OSHA signed the first ever agreement admitting the Red Cross into the OSHA Alliance Program. As a member of the Alliance, the Red Cross pledges to work in unison with OSHA to further their commitment to healthy and safe workplaces through education, training and programs comprised of the most up-to-date science on care.

Through the Red Cross-OSHA Alliance, businesses and their employees can be assured they are receiving the highest quality information and training available to help prevent injuries, illnesses and fatalities in the workplace.

To help ensure training is available to all, we offer flexible, convenient training options, which help businesses and its employees train, prepare and respond to many types of emergencies and disasters. Through an array of safety and preparedness education - our training offers complete, flexible programs that help companies stay prepared for virtually any life-threatening situation.

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American Red Cross First Aid is good for 3 years, while American Red Cross CPR and AED are both good for 1 year.

We accept cash, money orders, personal and company checks. Credit Card payments are only accepted through PayPal and are subject to a 5% charge. Payment must be received in order to reserve your place in a class.