Dental offices
The whole dental office in one visit
The Dental Board of California lists BLS as a mandatory renewal course and does not accept online-only BLS. We certify dentists, hygienists and assistants together, often over a lunch block.
- BLS
- Onsite BLS
- Heartsaver
- ACLS
- PALS
Onsite Corporate and Group CPR Training in Rancho Cucamonga
CPR Rancho Cucamonga runs onsite group CPR training at your workplace in Rancho Cucamonga and anywhere in Southern California, with no travel fee: AHA BLS, Heartsaver, ACLS and PALS, plus Red Cross courses. Corporate CPR training for employees starts at 5 students for BLS and Heartsaver CPR AED, at $80 to $60 per student, and we bring all the equipment.
We bring everything
Manikins, AED trainers, supplies and the eCards come with the instructor. You provide the room.
No travel fee
Onsite training comes to you anywhere in Southern California at no extra charge.
Any day, any time
Weekdays, evenings or weekends: we schedule around your team.
Same-day eCard
Everyone who passes gets an AHA eCard the same day, ready for HR files.
American Heart Association Training Site and American Red Cross Training Provider
Every course follows current American Heart Association or American Red Cross guidelines, and your certification card is issued the same day you pass.
Group prices
Onsite group CPR prices per student
Prices are per student and set by group size: the bigger the group, the lower the rate for everyone in it. BLS Provider and Heartsaver CPR AED share the same tiers and start at 5 students. There is no travel fee anywhere in Southern California.
| 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 |
| AHA Heartsaver First Aid | $62 | $60 | $57 | $53 | $47 |
| Red Cross First Aid CPR AED | $72 | $70 | $66 | $61 | $54 |
| Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid CPR AED | $72 | $70 | $66 | $61 | $54 |
| Red Cross Adult and Pediatric CPR AED | $58 | $57 | $53 | $50 | $44 |
| Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid | $54 | $53 | $49 | $46 | $40 |
| Red Cross BLS | $62 | $60 | $57 | $53 | $47 |
First aid and Red Cross courses use the same group sizes as BLS, from 5 students, at the same percentage off each course’s own class price.
| Group size | AHA ACLS Provider or AHA PALS Provider |
|---|---|
| 3 students | $200 per student |
| 4 students | $175 per student |
| 5 students | $150 per student |
| 6 students | $125 per student |
| 7 students | $100 per student |
| 8 to 15 students | $95 per student |
| 16 to 20 students | $90 per student |
| 21 to 25 students | $85 per student |
| 26 or more students | $80 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.
Planning ACLS or PALS for a clinical team? See group ACLS, PALS and BLS for healthcare teams.
Courses
Courses we teach at your site
Every course below can run at your workplace. AHA eCards are issued the same day for everyone who passes.
| Course | Who it is for | Card | Valid |
|---|---|---|---|
| AHA BLS Provider | Dentists, hygienists, assistants, nurses, medical assistants, EMTs | AHA BLS Provider eCard, same day | 2 years |
| AHA Heartsaver CPR AED | Office, retail, gym and school staff who need CPR and AED without first aid | AHA Heartsaver eCard, same day | 2 years |
| AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED | Warehouse and construction crews, teachers, coaches, anyone who also needs first aid | AHA Heartsaver eCard, same day | 2 years |
| AHA ACLS Provider | Clinical teams that sedate patients or run codes | AHA ACLS Provider eCard, same day | 2 years |
| AHA PALS Provider | Pediatric, urgent care and ER staff | AHA PALS Provider eCard, same day | 2 years |
| Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid CPR AED | Workplaces that ask for a Red Cross card | Red Cross digital certificate | 2 years |
| Red Cross BLS | Healthcare and public safety staff whose employer asks for Red Cross | Red Cross BLS digital certificate | 2 years |
| Classes in Spanish | Crews and teams who learn best in Spanish (BLS and first aid) | The same card as the English class | Same as the course |
Who we train
Workplace CPR training for every kind of Rancho Cucamonga team
Six kinds of teams ask most often. Each needs a different card, and we match the course before we arrive.
Schools and campuses
Teachers, aides and coaches
California's preliminary teaching credentials call for infant, child and adult CPR to AHA or Red Cross standards, and CIF lists First Aid and CPR among the requirements to coach. Rancho Cucamonga has five school districts and Chaffey College.
- Heartsaver
Gyms and studios
Trainers and front desks
California Health and Safety Code 104113 requires every health studio to keep an AED and train staff to use it. Studios open when no employee is present must train every employee within 30 days of hire.
- Heartsaver
Warehouses and construction
Distribution floors, yards and job sites
Cal/OSHA Title 8 section 3400 calls for a person adequately trained in first aid when no clinic or hospital is in near proximity, and section 1512 asks construction employers for a suitable number of trained people.
- Heartsaver
- First aid
Medical offices and clinics
Outpatient and urgent care teams
Kaiser Permanente on Arrow Route, San Antonio Regional Hospital's plaza on Milliken Avenue and Loma Linda University Health on Haven Avenue anchor outpatient care in Rancho Cucamonga. Clinical staff need BLS, and ACLS or PALS where they sedate or see children.
- BLS
- ACLS
- PALS
Childcare
Preschools and family child care
Childcare programs ask for pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR. We are still confirming which of our courses carries the state approval childcare staff need, so call us before you book a childcare group and we will tell you what we can offer.
- Pediatric
Rules
Rules that may apply to your workplace
One line per rule, each linked to the primary source. They decide which course your team needs.
Cal/OSHA, general industry
Title 8 section 3400(b): without an infirmary, clinic or hospital in near proximity, a person or persons must be adequately trained to render first aid. Title 8, 3400
Cal/OSHA, construction
Title 8 section 1512(b): each employer must have a suitable number of appropriately trained persons to render first aid; employers on one site may pool them. Title 8, 1512
Federal OSHA
29 CFR 1910.151(b) carries the same first aid rule for general industry nationwide. 29 CFR 1910.151
Dental Board of California
BLS is a mandatory renewal course, it must include a live in-person skills session, and online-only BLS is not accepted. Dental Board CE rules
Teaching credentials
Education Code 44259 asks preliminary credential candidates for infant, child and adult CPR that meets AHA or Red Cross standards. Credential CPR summary
Health studios
Health and Safety Code 104113: every health studio keeps an AED and trains personnel to use it. H&S Code 104113
Read our Cal/OSHA first aid and CPR guide for the full rule text by workplace type. Not legal advice: your safety lead, licensing board or credential program has the final word.
Group quote
Price your Rancho Cucamonga group
Pick a course and a group size to see the price per student, then send the request. We come to your office, school or site anywhere in Southern California with no travel fee, on any day and at any time, and bring all the equipment. You provide the room.
- No travel fee anywhere in Southern California
- We bring the manikins, AED trainers, supplies and eCards; you provide the room
- Any day and time, weekends and evenings included
- Onsite sessions start at 5 students (ACLS and PALS at 3)
- Per-student rate drops as the group grows
- AHA eCards the same day for everyone who passes
Our team has trained staff at
- Amazon
- Costco
- Mt. SAC
- Covina-Valley USD
- San Bernardino County
Onsite classes delivered by the CPR West Covina and CPR Rancho Cucamonga team.
Group quote
Quick quote calculator
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.
How it works
How onsite group training works, step by step
Five steps from the first call to the last eCard. You provide the room; we bring everything else. Most small offices finish in a single visit.
- 1
Tell us your team
Headcount, roles and the card each person needs: BLS for clinical staff, Heartsaver for everyone else.
- 2
Pick a date and a room
Any day and time that suits your team, weekends and evenings included. Any room with floor space for manikins works: a break room, classroom, conference room or warehouse office.
- 3
We arrive and set up
The instructor brings all of it: manikins, AED trainers, supplies and course materials, set up before your team walks in. There is no travel fee anywhere in Southern California.
- 4
Practice and skills check
Compressions, AED use and choking relief, coached hands-on, then a skills check for every person.
- 5
Same-day AHA eCards
Everyone who passes gets an eCard the same day, valid for two years and ready for HR or a licensing board.
En español
CPR training for employees in Spanish
About 18 percent of Rancho Cucamonga residents age 5 and up speak Spanish at home, and about 36 percent across San Bernardino County (Census ACS 2024). The share is higher in the cities around us: about 47 percent in Ontario, 49 percent in Fontana, 55 percent in Rialto, 61 percent in Perris and 71 percent in Bloomington.
We teach BLS and first aid in Spanish, so a crew can learn compressions, the AED and first aid in the language it uses at work. Mixed teams can split into an English and a Spanish group in the same visit; say so in your quote request.
Clases de CPR en español. Onsite pages for the cities with the highest share: Bloomington, Perris, Rialto and Jurupa Valley.
Free sessions
Free CPR awareness sessions and a certification class
The City of Rancho Cucamonga and Healthy RC have run free one-hour sessions for business owners with hands-on CPR and naloxone (Narcan) practice, listed on the Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce calendar (event listing). They are a good first step, and we are not part of them.
A certification class is different: each employee practices on a manikin until the skills check is passed, then gets an AHA or Red Cross card valid for 2 years. That card is what an employer files to show a trained first aid person, what a dental office shows the Dental Board and what a school files for a credential.
Around Rancho Cucamonga
Close to home in Rancho Cucamonga
Named for context: the school districts, the medical offices and the communities that make up Rancho Cucamonga.
Schools: teachers, coaches and staff
- Alta Loma School District
- Central School District
- Cucamonga School District
- Etiwanda School District
- Chaffey Joint Union High School DistrictAlta Loma, Etiwanda, Los Osos and Rancho Cucamonga high schools
- Chaffey CollegeMain campus on Haven Ave
Medical offices in Rancho Cucamonga
- Kaiser Permanente Rancho Cucamonga Medical OfficesArrow Route
- San Antonio Regional Hospital, Rancho San Antonio Medical PlazaMilliken Ave
- Loma Linda University Health Rancho CucamongaHaven Ave
Communities in Rancho Cucamonga
- Alta LomaFoothills, around Chaffey College
- CucamongaSouthwest side, along Foothill Blvd (Route 66)
- EtiwandaEast side, toward Victoria Gardens
- VictoriaMaster-planned villages on the east side
- Terra VistaBetween Haven Ave, Foothill Blvd and Rochester Ave
The Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District runs seven stations across about 50 square miles and promotes Hands-Only CPR and the PulsePoint app. We ask every team we train to download PulsePoint before we pack up.
Named as nearby places, not partners or clients.
Areas
Cities we travel to for onsite CPR
Onsite training travels to workplaces anywhere in Southern California with no travel fee. The cities below have their own pages with local details. Public classes are held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom, near SR-210 and I-15.
In Rancho Cucamonga
San Bernardino County
Riverside County
Los Angeles County
Same team
Same team as CPR West Covina
CPR Rancho Cucamonga is run by the same team as CPR West Covina, which teaches at 100 N. Barranca St in West Covina.
Rancho Cucamonga gets its own classroom and its own class schedule.
The same team also builds the booking and renewal tools used to run CPR training centers.
Which course
BLS for clinical staff, Heartsaver for everyone else
Most teams need one of two AHA courses. Offices with both kinds of staff do both in the same visit.
Clinical and dental staff
AHA BLS Provider
Dentists, hygienists, dental assistants, nurses, medical assistants and EMTs. Most BLS students finish in under 2 hours.
- Adult, child and infant CPR, AED and bag-valve mask
- AHA BLS Provider eCard the same day, valid 2 years
- ACLS and PALS for procedure and pediatric teams
Everyone else on the team
AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED
Teachers, coaches, office staff, warehouse and construction crews. No medical background needed; 2 to 4 hours, depending on modules.
- CPR and AED for adults, with child and infant options
- First aid for the injuries a workplace actually sees
- Red Cross First Aid CPR AED also available
Classroom
Public classes are held in Rancho Cucamonga
Onsite training comes to you. Staff who miss your date, and anyone who would rather train on their own, can join a public class at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom.
Our classroom is in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, near the SR-210 and I-15 exits listed here and the Metrolink station. Questions about a group: support@cprranchocucamonga.com.
Our classroom is at 10788 Civic Center Dr., #240, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730.
From SR-210 (Foothill Freeway)
- Exit 57: Carnelian St
- Exit 58: Archibald Ave
- Exit 59: Haven Ave
- Exit 60: Milliken Ave
- Exit 61: Day Creek Blvd
From I-15 (Ontario Freeway)
- Exit 110: 4th St / Ontario Mills Dr
- Exit 112: Foothill Blvd (Route 66)
- Exit 113: Base Line Rd
By train
- Metrolink Rancho Cucamonga station, 11208 Azusa Ct, on the San Bernardino Line
- Omnitrans routes 82 and 380 stop at the station
FAQ
Onsite corporate CPR training: common questions
How much does onsite corporate CPR training cost per person?
Onsite AHA BLS Provider and Heartsaver CPR AED are priced per student by group size: 5: $80; 6 to 10: $78; 11 to 15: $73; 16 to 29: $68; 30 or more: $60. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED runs $88 to $66 and Red Cross First Aid CPR AED $72 to $54 per student on the same tiers. ACLS and PALS run $200 to $80. There is no travel fee.
What is the minimum group size for onsite CPR training?
5 students for onsite BLS Provider, Heartsaver and the Red Cross courses, and 3 students for ACLS and PALS, whose price per student drops as the group grows. Smaller teams can join with another department or a neighboring business to reach the minimum, or send staff to a public class at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom.
Which cities do you travel to for onsite training?
Anywhere in Southern California, with no travel fee. 21 nearby cities have their own page with local details: Upland, Ontario, Fontana, Montclair, Rialto, Bloomington, Chino, Colton, San Bernardino, Grand Terrace, Loma Linda, Highland, Redlands, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, Norco, Riverside, Corona, Moreno Valley, Perris and Claremont. Public classes are held at our Rancho Cucamonga classroom; onsite training comes to your site.
Is there a travel fee for onsite training?
No. There is no travel fee anywhere in Southern California, whether your team is in Rancho Cucamonga, elsewhere in the Inland Empire, Los Angeles County or Orange County. You pay the per-student group price and nothing for the instructor's trip.
What do we need to provide for an onsite class?
Only a room with floor space for the manikins: a break room, classroom or conference room works. The instructor brings everything else: manikins, AED trainers, supplies, course materials and the eCards for everyone who passes.
When can you schedule onsite training?
Any day and any time that works for your team. Weekday mornings, evenings and weekends are all possible, so a clinic can train after hours and a warehouse can train around its shifts. Tell us your preferred date in the quote request.
How long does an onsite CPR class take?
Most AHA BLS Provider students finish in under 2 hours. Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the modules your team needs. A mixed office can run BLS for clinical staff and Heartsaver for everyone else in the same visit.
Do employees get their CPR cards the same day?
Yes. Every employee who passes an AHA course gets the AHA eCard the same day, valid for 2 years, so HR or a licensing board can file it right away. Teams that train together also renew together, two years later.
Does Cal/OSHA require CPR or first aid training at work?
Cal/OSHA Title 8 section 3400 requires a person adequately trained in first aid when no clinic or hospital is in near proximity, and section 1512 covers construction. CPR by name appears in a few specific federal standards. Our Cal/OSHA guide quotes each rule; your safety lead decides how it applies.
BLS or Heartsaver: which course does my team need?
BLS Provider is the healthcare level, for dental teams, nurses, medical assistants and EMTs. Heartsaver fits teachers, coaches, office staff and crews: Heartsaver CPR AED for CPR only, Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED when first aid is needed too. Your employer or licensing board has the final word.
AHA or Red Cross for workplace training?
Both. CPR Rancho Cucamonga is an AHA Training Site and a Red Cross Training Provider. Most employers accept either, and the Dental Board accepts AHA or Red Cross BLS. Some clinics ask for AHA by name. Both have published per-student group prices: Red Cross First Aid CPR AED runs $72 to $54 and Red Cross BLS $62 to $47 per student.
Can you teach our team in Spanish?
Yes. We teach BLS and first aid in Spanish as well as English. Many teams we visit are mixed, so tell us in your quote request how many people would rather train in Spanish and we will plan the session that way.
Is online-only CPR accepted by employers?
Often not. The Dental Board of California does not accept online-only BLS and requires a live skills session. Many employers want the same hands-on proof. AHA HeartCode BLS, online learning plus an in-person skills check, ends with the same BLS Provider card as the full class.
Can you add First Aid to the CPR class?
Yes. AHA Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED adds bleeding control, burns, allergic reactions and other common injuries to CPR and the AED. It runs $88 to $66 per student by group size, from 5 students; pick it in the quote calculator to see your group's price.
How is this different from a free CPR awareness session?
A free awareness session, like the City of Rancho Cucamonga and Healthy RC hands-on CPR and Narcan hour for business owners, teaches the basics. Our onsite courses end with a skills test and an official AHA or Red Cross card valid for 2 years, which is what employers and licensing boards file.