What is your service area, and do you charge a travel fee?

We are a strictly mobile training business. We come directly to your location (gym, daycare, clinic, or home) anywhere within a 25-mile radius of San Antonio/JBSA at no extra travel cost. Bookings located outside of this 25-mile radius will incur an additional mileage fee to help cover fuel costs.

Do you offer classes in El Paso / Fort Bliss?

Not quite yet! While our business partner is located in that region, Fort Bliss and El Paso area bookings are not available at this moment, but they will be launching in the near future.

What is the difference between a BLS class and a CPR/AED class?

BLS (Basic Life Support): This is a high-level certification designed for healthcare professionals, first responders, and contract medical personnel, such as those working at base hospitals and clinics. It focuses on team-based resuscitation, advanced airway management, and professional-grade choking relief.

CPR/AED & First Aid: This course is tailored for the general public and non-medical professionals, such as daycare workers, fitness instructors, and church groups. It focuses on single-rescuer techniques and basic lifesaving care.

Who should take the First Aid course?

Our standard First Aid course is ideal for individuals who need to meet regulatory or workplace safety requirements, as well as anyone wanting to be prepared for everyday emergencies. This includes childcare providers, preschool teachers, gym staff, fitness instructors, and local businesses with high staff turnover. It is also perfect for military contractors and healthcare personnel on installations who need a convenient way to maintain their mandatory workplace credentials.

What is the FAST course, and who should take it?

FAST stands for First Aid for Severe Trauma, an American Red Cross curriculum. This specialized course focuses strictly on massive hemorrhage control, wound packing, and proper tourniquet application under pressure. It is highly recommended for tactical teams, high-risk work environments, security personnel, park rangers, and anyone looking for advanced, combat-medic-level bleeding control training.

What is the S-CAT course, and who should take it?

S-CAT stands for Safety Compliance Awareness Training – Active Shooter, Workplace Violence, an EMR curriculum. This course emphasizes situational awareness, threat detection, scene safety, and proactive de-escalation strategies during critical security events. It is specifically built for corporate offices, clinic administrators, front-desk personnel, gym managers, and anyone working in public-facing or high-traffic environments where proactive safety planning is essential.

Are your courses accredited?

Yes. Our certifications align with the latest American Heart Association (AHA), American Red Cross (ARC), Health & Safety Institute (HSI), and Emergency Management Resources (EMR).

How long do the classes take?

Class lengths vary depending on the course type and whether you choose a full in-person class or a blended learning option.

Full In-Person Classes: Typically take 2.5 to 3.5 hours depending on the specific course curriculum and student count.

Blended Learning (Online + In-Person Skills Session): The hands-on portion takes about 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, depending on whether it is an AHA or ARC course, after you complete the online coursework at your own pace.

How do I register for a class?

Select your preferred date and location on our Registration Page, fill out the attendee form, and complete the checkout process.

Do you accept military payment methods?

Yes. We accept Government Purchase Cards (GPC), standard credit/debit cards, and corporate billing for unit-level reservations.

Can I request training for my entire unit or team?

Absolutely. We offer mobile training teams that can train up to 18 AHA students or 24 ARC students per class. We travel to your installation or facility for group certification. Contact us at [email protected] for a custom quote.

Will I receive my certification card the same day as my class?

Yes. Because we handle student rosters and digital processing online, you do not have to wait weeks for a physical card. Your official AHA or ARC digital eCard will be processed and issued directly to your email the same day you successfully complete your training.

How long is my CPR certification valid?

Your certification is valid for two years from the date of course completion.

Do you offer recertification or refresher courses?

Yes. If your current certification is unexpired or within the grace period, you can register for our accelerated BLS/CPR Renewal Course.

What should I wear to the class?

Please wear comfortable clothing that allows you to easily move, bend, and kneel on the floor for hands-on manikin practice.

What is your cancellation and rescheduling policy?

You can reschedule your class up to 48 hours before the start time at no extra charge. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance may be subject to a $20 rescheduling fee. Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer a discount if I bundle courses together?

Yes. We offer an exclusive Tactical Safety Bundle that combines our FAST (First Aid for Severe Trauma) and S-CAT (Active Shooter / Workplace Violence) courses into a single training block. This combo is ideal for organizations looking for complete crisis preparedness and saves money compared to booking each course separately.

Do you offer discounts for military personnel or base workers?

Absolutely. As a veteran-owned business, we provide a 10% discount for individuals presenting valid military, veteran, or contractor credentials. We also offer special flat-rate pricing and waived group minimums for our Preferred Facility Partners, such as specific on-base gyms, daycares, and medical facilities or clinics.

Are there any group size discounts or travel fee waivers?

Yes. For our mobile on-site classes, all dispatch and setup fees are completely waived for groups of 4 or more students. For smaller groups of 1 to 3 students, a standard per student mobile dispatch fee applies.