First-Class CPR

Specialties

Take a minute and ask yourself: What if someone I knew had a heart attack, drowned, or stopped breathing. Would I know what to do in addition to calling 911?

Brain damage can start to occur in just four to six minutes after the heart stops pumping blood. Death may be prevented if the sudden cardiac arrest victim receives immediate bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillation within a few minutes after collapse. A victim’s chance of survival diminishes 10% for every minute that goes by if left untreated.

First-​Class CPR is your local American Heart Association Training Center. Serving Southern California and owned and operated by active and retired law enforcement officers and medical professionals, we provide professional AHA certification and non-​certification courses such as: Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers, Heartsaver CPR AED and First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens.

We provide training both at your location and at our new training center located in Upland. We offer registration online, over the phone, and by mail, and we offer instructional classes day and night in a stress-​free environment. We have group classes as well as private instruction, and we even offer eLearning so you can learn in the comfort of your own home. Not sure what class to take? Just give us a call, and we will help direct you.

Call us at 877 510‑7277 to register for a class today!

Meet the Business Owner

Evan S.

Business Owner

First-​Class CPR, a company owned and operated by active and retired medical personnel and law enforcement officers, is based on the fundamental principle that human life is fragile and valuable. Many medical and traumatic conditions can be effectively managed while emergency crews are on the way. We believe that it is imperative that not only those in the healthcare profession, but also those throughout the community, be aware and have the skills to handle unexpected emergencies.

It is our mission to provide a comfortable and relaxed learning environment while teaching practical and critical skills. Emergency and healthcare training should be easy to access, straightforward in its presentation, and functional. The goal of CPR training should be more than compliance, but rather learning, understanding, and applying knowledge to each individual’s life, in order to improve it and make it safer.