Small Grand Terrace workplaces, from school and city staff to offices, clinics and dental practices, can take AHA BLS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED on site. Even a small office qualifies at five students, and passing students receive same-day AHA eCards. Grand Terrace is a small city next to Colton; our public classes are held in Rancho Cucamonga.
Grand Terrace
Grand Terrace has about 13,100 residents, the smallest city with its own onsite page here.
In a small city most workplaces are small too, and one 5-student session can certify an entire office or school front office at once.
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, San Bernardino County's hospital and a Level I trauma center since 2022, is in neighboring Colton.
Clinics and home health teams in Grand Terrace still need BLS for their own clinical staff.
The Dental Board of California lists Basic Life Support as a mandatory course for license renewal for dentists and dental auxiliaries, and online-only BLS is not accepted.
Small dental and therapy offices are the classic onsite group: everyone certified in one visit, renewing together two years later.
All of Grand Terrace is inside the Colton Joint Unified School District. Grand Terrace High School opened in 2012, and Terrace Hills Middle School is on DeBerry Street.
One onsite session can cover a school's new teachers, aides and coaches together.
In a city of about 13,100 people, many workplaces have fewer staff than a single class. A five-person office already makes a group, and offices with fewer people can join a neighboring business to reach five.
Studios and small gyms count too: California Health and Safety Code 104113 requires every health studio to keep an AED and train personnel to use it.
Nearby
Named for context: the hospital and the city next door.
Named as nearby places, not partners or clients.
Which course
Grand Terrace dental and therapy offices certify clinical staff in BLS, the Dental Board's renewal course for dentists and auxiliaries.
BLS course detailsSchool and city teams in Grand Terrace take Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, often the whole staff in one session.
Heartsaver detailsGroup prices
The same per-student tiers apply at every Grand Terrace site, with no travel fee: the bigger the group, the lower the rate for everyone in it.
| Group size | AHA BLS Provider or AHA Heartsaver CPR AED |
|---|---|
| 5 students | $80 per student |
| 6 to 10 students | $78 per student |
| 11 to 15 students | $73 per student |
| 16 to 29 students | $68 per student |
| 30 or more students | $60 per student |
Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED and the Red Cross courses have their own group prices. Bloodborne Pathogens and Red Cross ALS and PALS groups: priced on request.
| Course | 5 students | 6 to 10 students | 11 to 15 students | 16 to 29 students | 30 or more students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED | $88 | $86 | $80 | $75 | $66 |
Group quote
One room in your Grand Terrace office or school is enough; we bring the rest. No travel fee, any day and time, and we bring everything; you provide the room.
Our team has trained staff at
Onsite classes delivered by the CPR West Covina and CPR Rancho Cucamonga team.
Select a course and group size to estimate pricing.
The price per student drops as the group grows.
Price per student
6-10 students
$78
Estimated total
$780
No payment required to submit a request.
By workplace
Onsite AHA BLS for dentists, hygienists and assistants, the course the Dental Board of California lists for license renewal.
Dental office trainingCPR and AED training for trainers and front desk staff, and what California asks of health studios.
Gym and studio staff trainingClassroom
From Grand Terrace, head west to Rancho Cucamonga; the SR-210 and I-15 exits for our classroom are listed here.
Onsite sessions come to Grand Terrace; a public class in Rancho Cucamonga covers anyone who misses it.
Our classroom is at 10788 Civic Center Dr., #240, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730, reached from SR-210 exits 57 to 61, I-15 exits 110 to 113 and the Metrolink station at 11208 Azusa Ct.
FAQ
Yes. Grand Terrace is part of our onsite area. We bring every manikin and AED trainer, sessions start at 5 students.
Join with a neighboring office to reach five for an onsite session, or send staff to a public class at our classroom. A combined group pays the per-student tier set by its total size.
Yes. The Dental Board of California lists Basic Life Support as a mandatory renewal course for dentists and dental auxiliaries, from the American Heart Association, the American Red Cross or an approved CE provider. The AHA BLS Provider course issues that card.
Yes. Any Colton Joint Unified site in Grand Terrace can host teachers, aides, coaches and office staff in one session, 5 students or more, with the child and infant modules for the credential CPR rule.
No. Onsite training has no travel fee anywhere in Southern California, Grand Terrace included. The instructor brings the manikins, AED trainers, supplies and eCards, and we can come any day and at any time, weekends and evenings too. Your team provides the room.
Nearby
Onsite BLS and Heartsaver for Grand Terrace offices and schools. Ask for a group quote below.