Public access & program defibrillation
An AED program someone is accountable for.
A public-access AED is only as good as the record behind it — the battery, the pads, and the last time anyone checked. We help you set up a program that keeps track of that, whether it is one unit or a building full of them.
What this category covers
Automated external defibrillators for public-access placement — schools, municipal buildings, businesses, churches, and other places the public gathers — and for industrial and workplace programs, alongside the role AEDs play in EMS first response ahead of an ALS unit arriving.
This is a separate decision from ALS monitoring and manual defibrillation. A public-access AED is chosen for who will use it under stress with no training, not for a crew that runs calls every shift — and the program behind it is what decides whether the unit works the one time it matters.
Where this matters
Different sites carry a different version of the same question — who is responsible for this unit, and how would anyone know if it stopped being ready.
- Schools & municipalities
- Placement, who is trained, and who owns the inspection schedule are usually three different people.
- Businesses & public access
- A unit in a lobby has to be found, and it has to work, by someone who has never touched it before.
- Industrial programs
- Shift coverage and site layout change where a unit belongs and how many you need.
- EMS first response
- An AED ahead of an ALS unit is a bridge, not a substitute — and it has to be ready every time, not most times.
Battery, pads, and a record — kept, not assumed.
Every AED program runs on the same clock regardless of make: the battery and pads have a service life, and a program is only as strong as whoever is tracking when they expire. We help you set a replacement plan before it becomes an inspection finding, and keep a readiness record you can produce on request.
Ongoing program support — inspection scheduling, replacement planning, and the record behind both — runs through the same relationship as everything else you buy from us.
Tell us what you're working with. We'll tell you what we'd do.
A serial number, a photo of the unit, or a rough description. You don't need a part number.
Always in service. Always ready.