Most people who walk into our classes have technically been certified before, and most of them tell us the same thing: they sat in a big room, watched a video, took a turn on a manikin for about ninety seconds, and got a card. That isn't training. It's attendance.
We cap open classes at eight students. That number isn't marketing — it's the largest group where an instructor can watch every set of compressions and say "you're not going deep enough" to the person who needs to hear it. Small classes also mean weekend dates fill fast, and we'd rather tell you that honestly than overbook a room.
We're a licensed American Red Cross Training Provider, so the certification you get is the nationally recognized two-year card, not an in-house certificate. And we price it plainly: every course cost is on this site. If you're a camp, a school, or a small business, we load the manikins and AED trainers into a car and come to you.
The reason any of this exists is simple. Westchester has plenty of AEDs on walls and not nearly enough people who feel ready to use one. We'd like to change the second half of that.
