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Chris Schlesinger and his instructors travel throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento to teach CPR, BLS, First Aid and ACLS classes at businesses and homes.
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Schedule A CPR, First Aid or BLS Certification Class At Your Mountain House Business Or Home
In Home CPR specializes in coming to Mountain House businesses and homes to teach CPR, BLS, First Aid and ACLS certification classes.
You choose the time and place for our class and we bring the classroom to you. There is no minimum number of students needed to schedule a class with us.
CPR Essentials
The Mountain House CPR Essentials Class is a non-certification infant and/or toddler-focused class customized for new and expecting parents. It’s an interactive class and questions are encouraged. You will learn infant CPR and responding to airway emergencies such as seizures, choking, drowning and allergic reactions.
CPR AED Class
CPR AED classes taught in Mountain House are designed for non-medical professionals who need a CPR certification. It is an American Red Cross Certification class taught at your Mountain House business or home.
BLS for Healthcare Providers
Mountain House BLS Classes are the required CPR certification for people who work in healthcare and for healthcare students. If you are recertifying, consider doing most of the BLS course online ahead of time, followed by a skills session with our instructor – the hands-on practice portion of the course.
First Aid Class
First Aid training in Mountain House is available seven days a week, including evenings. Certifications are from ASHI, meeting OSHA requirements and are valid for two years.
First Aid CPR AED Classes
Mountain House certification classes for First Aid & CPR AED are ASHI certifications that meet OSHA requirements and are valid for two years. First Aid training includes bleeding, burns, heart attack, stroke, fainting, allergic reactions, Epi-Pen use, seizures.
Pediatric First Aid AED CPR Class
Red Cross pediatric first aid CPR AED certification classes for Mountain House meet the EMSA’s requirements for licensed childcare and daycare facilities in California. Choking, allergic reactions, concussions, Epi-Pen use, seizures and many other topics are covered in this American Red Cross certification course.
ACLS Class
American Heart Association ACLS certifications in Mountain House are easy to schedule with us. Blended learning approaches – most of the ACLS certification course online, followed by a “skills session” with our instructor is a great approach for ACLS recertification.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mountain House CPR Classes
Q: Does In Home CPR really come to my home or business to teach a class in Mountain House? Do I need to provide any resources to make this happen?
A: Our instructor will bring all of the CPR and First Aid training and audio/visual equipment to your Mountain House home or business. You only need to provide a space for our class.
Q: Do I need to place a deposit ahead of time to book my Mountain House First Aid and/or CPR AED certification class?
A: No deposit is needed to schedule your First Aid and/or CPR AED in Mountain House. The cost of your class is determined by the number of people who attend. As you add more people to your class, the overall cost per person will decrease. We bill you after your class with flexible methods of payment: cash, check, direct deposit or credit card. We are available to come to Mountain House seven days a week, including evenings. Contact us with a couple of days and start times to work for you, and we will find a day/start time that works for both of us.
Q: Do your First Aid certification classes meet OSHA’s First Aid & CPR certification requirements for Mountain House?
A: Yes, we instruct ASHI and American Red Cross First Aid classes in Mountain House because OSHA accepts those certifications to fulfill its First Aid and CPR certification requirements.
Q: I did an online-only BLS CPR renewal certification class and my Mountain House work supervisor rejected it. Why!?
A: Never do an online-only BLS certification class. Those certifications are not accepted by any healthcare organization. And they shouldn’t be! You need to practice the skills of that course to be able to perform them in a real medical emergency. We teach the American Heart Association’s BLS Provider CPR certification course. It’s the required certification for anyone who works in a clinic or hospital in Mountain House. The AHA now has an approach called, “blended learning” that allows you to do a lot of the course online, but you still need to have a BLS “skills session” with an instructor. It’s usually 1 to 1.5 hours of hands-on practice time with the CPR manikins, AED trainers and BVMs. It results in the same BLS certification as doing the entire course in-person with an instructor. Ask us about blended learning.
Q: I want to take an infant CPR class with my entire family at my home in Mountain House. Is that possible?
A: Yes, that’s what we specialize in! Everyone who will be caring for your baby can train together to respond to the most common pediatric medical emergencies: choking, drowning, suffocation, allergic reactions, seizures and many more topics.
Q: What is the EMSA required certification for my Mountain House childcare staff?
A: We instruct American Red Cross Pediatric First Aid CPR AED courses for state licensed daycare, preschool and childcare centers. This, along with the American Heart Association’s certification, are the EMSA’s referred Pediatric First Aid CPR AED certifications for Mountain House.
Q: My last CPR class was so boring! Please tell me your classes aren’t like that!
A: All of our instructors take pride in the quality of their Mountain House CPR, BLS and First Aid classes. They’re all EMTs, RNs and Paramedics, so all of them have taken many classes over the years. They know just how agonizing it is to sit through a poorly taught CPR class. They strive to interact with you and encourage you to ask the questions about the topics that are particularly important to you. Whether it’s seizures, asthma, high blood pressure, diabetes or just recognizing when to call 911, our instructors will give you a depth of understanding you likely haven’t received in a class before.
Q: How long are your Mountain House First Aid and CPR classes?
A: First aid certification classes are 2.5 hours. CPR AED certification classes are 2.5 hours. If you have more than eight people for your CPR class, plan on 3 hours. Since there is some overlap in the course material between the two segments, plan on 4.5 to 5 hours. There is another approach called blended learning that results in the same certification. Your group does some of the course online ahead of time. Then our instructor comes to your group in Mountain House for the hands-on practice portion of the class called a skills session. A CPR skills session takes about 1 hour. First Aid adds another hour.
Mountain House CPR Resources
Please visit our YouTube page for videos on how to respond to medical emergencies
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