Questions
Straight answers about certification, pricing, and class day.
If something isn't here, email us — we answer within 24 hours, most nights sooner.
Pricing & booking
- How much does a class cost?
- Individual classes run $70–$110 depending on the course, and group rates start at 6 people. Prices are listed on every course below — there's no quote form standing between you and a number.
- How do I sign up?
- Use the booking form and tell us the course and rough dates that work. We reply within 24 hours, usually the same evening. Classes are small, so weekend dates fill first.
- Do you come to us?
- Yes. Most of our work is on-site at camps, schools, offices, and community centers around Westchester. We bring manikins, AED trainers, and everything else. You bring a room with floor space.
Certification
- How long is my certification good for?
- Red Cross CPR/AED and First Aid cards are valid for two years. One important exception: in New York State, lifeguards must renew CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer every year.
- When do I get my card?
- Your digital Red Cross certificate is issued the same day you finish. You can print it or keep it on your phone — employers can verify it directly with the Red Cross.
- Is this the real Red Cross certification?
- Yes. We're a licensed American Red Cross Training Provider, so the card you get is the nationally recognized one, not an in-house certificate.
The class itself
- I've never done CPR before. Will I be behind?
- Most people in the room haven't. We start from zero and you'll practice every skill yourself before the class ends. There's no test you can fail by being new.
- What should I wear?
- Something you can kneel in. You'll be on the floor with a manikin for a good chunk of the class.
- How many people are in a class?
- Eight or fewer for open classes. It's the whole reason people leave feeling like they could actually do it — and the reason dates fill up fast.