Sparkles S.
4/13/2025
I had to get certified for work, and it was really fast to do so through AllCPR! I went through the Adult and Child First Aid/CPR/AED Certification class, and it was pretty normal. The total...
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1631 N 1st St Ste 200
San Jose, CA 95112
AllCPR is dedicated to enhancing community health and safety standards across the United States by offering American Red Cross certified CPR and Basic Life Support courses at nearly 100 locations. Their training is tailored for a variety of professionals, including healthcare workers, educators, and public safety officers, ensuring that participants are well-prepared to respond to emergencies.
With a focus on hands-on practice and expert instruction, AllCPR equips individuals with essential lifesaving skills such as chest compressions, artificial ventilation, and the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). Upon successful completion of their courses, participants receive a nationally recognized certification that not only enhances their ability to save lives but also boosts their employability across various sectors.
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Carolen M.
3/16/2025
I've used AllCPR which is also the ICCPRA in the past. In short, the training was fine and well priced but I think they're putting too many people in the class which leads to longer in person...
Thomas M.
8/20/2025
They completely mishandled my certification, and when I reached out for help, I was met with absolute silence. I sent multiple emails and made phone calls, yet no one ever responded. It's...
Traci G.
8/3/2025
I signed up for a class and arrived early, The Instructor NEVER SHOWED. We did not receive any emails or calls letting us know that there was a problem. Later I recieved an apology email and they...
Jen T.
8/7/2025
Avoid ALLCPR if you need your certification done correctly and on time. I took a CPR/First Aid/AED certification course through ALLCPR, expecting to receive an American Red Cross certification...
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