East of San Bernardino, Highland schools, offices, clinics, dental practices and job sites can take AHA BLS and Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED where they work. Sessions need five students, and AHA eCards are issued on the day of the class. Public classes are held in Rancho Cucamonga, west of Highland.
Highland
Highland sits east of San Bernardino, one of the farther cities from our classroom, and onsite training reaches it with no travel fee.
For a team this far east, onsite is the practical choice: the team trains where it works, in one visit.
Hospitals near Highland include two Dignity Health hospitals in San Bernardino: St. Bernardine Medical Center and Community Hospital of San Bernardino.
Clinics and dental offices in Highland need BLS for clinical staff.
About 38 percent of Highland residents age 5 and up speak Spanish at home (Census ACS 2024).
We teach BLS and first aid in Spanish too; mention it when you ask for a quote.
Highland is served mainly by two school districts: Redlands Unified and San Bernardino City Unified. Staff in either district can train at their own campus, on a staff day or after the bell.
A school in either district can certify its staff in one onsite session, with the child and infant modules included.
Yaamava' Resort and Casino has a Highland address on San Manuel Boulevard, and San Bernardino International Airport is next door in San Bernardino. Hotels, restaurants, venues and airport-area businesses all employ large front-line teams.
Many hospitality employers choose to train people on every shift so someone can start CPR and use the AED before help arrives. Heartsaver CPR AED is the usual course. We name these places as local context, not as clients.
Nearby
Named for context: hospitals in the neighboring city.
Named as nearby places, not partners or clients.
Which course
Highland clinics and dental offices certify clinical staff in BLS; nearby hospitals are in San Bernardino.
BLS course detailsHighland schools, offices and crews take Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED, in English or Spanish.
Heartsaver detailsGroup prices
The same per-student tiers apply at every Highland 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
We come out to your Highland school, office or site, so nobody makes the trip west. 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
Adult, child and infant CPR for teachers, aides and coaches, matched to the credential and coaching rules.
School staff trainingCPR and AED training for trainers and front desk staff, and what California asks of health studios.
Gym and studio staff trainingClassroom
From Highland, head west past San Bernardino to Rancho Cucamonga; the SR-210 and I-15 exits for our classroom are listed here.
Because Highland is one of the farther cities from our classroom, the onsite visit is usually the simpler choice for Highland teams.
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. Highland is part of our onsite area with no travel fee, and we bring every manikin and AED trainer. Sessions start at 5 students.
Mainly two: Redlands Unified and San Bernardino City Unified. Schools in either district can host an onsite session for 5 staff or more, with the child and infant modules for the credential CPR rule.
Cal/OSHA Title 8 section 3400 calls for a person adequately trained in first aid at any workplace without a clinic or hospital in near proximity, and gyms must keep an AED and trained staff. Beyond that, many hotels and venues train people on every shift; your safety lead sets the plan.
Yes. About 38 percent of Highland residents age 5 and up speak Spanish at home; ask for a Spanish-language session, or split a mixed team into two groups.
No. Onsite training has no travel fee anywhere in Southern California, Highland 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 at your Highland site. Ask for a group quote below.