Readiness · Compliance · Medical Oversight
AED Program Management
Make sure your AED works when it matters
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are a key piece of the Chain of Survival. Early, rapid defibrillation is critical to surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest, and AED Program Management makes sure your unit is ready when it's needed.
Buying an AED Is Only Step One
We find many locations have AEDs that haven't been touched since they were purchased. Discovering a dead battery or expired pads during an emergency won't result in a good outcome for the patient.
Electrode Pads
~2 years
On most AEDs, the pads expire in about two years.
Batteries
3–5 years
Battery lifespan depends on the manufacturer.
Readiness Checks
Monthly
AEDs should be checked once a month as part of a maintenance program so they don't fail when needed.
How Our Program Works
Peace of Mind
- Tracks all of your AEDs, pad and battery expiration dates, and maintenance checks
- Monthly reminders to complete your readiness check, with confirmation
- Email reminders when pads or batteries are near expiration
- Order replacements through our portal using the links the program sends
- Medical oversight (see below)
Requirements We Handle
Federal and state requirements vary by location and jurisdiction. Some of these include:- Notifying the local Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) of all AED locations
- Notifying local public safety agencies (state and county) of your AEDs
- Medical oversight and post-use event reporting from experienced physicians, where required
- A prescription, where required
- Training
If Your AED Is Used
Our medical oversight includes the following after an AED is used:
Loaner AED
A loaner unit of the same make and model is sent via next-day air, with all labels provided.
ECG Download
We download the ECG data from your AED.
Physician Review
A state-specific physician reviews your data and prepares a final summation report.
Free Replacement Pads
We replace your electrode pads at no additional charge.
Don't leave your AED program to chance
Failing to maintain your AED could open you or your company up to liability if it fails to operate. Contact us to find out how we can handle all of this with a simple, cost-effective program.
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