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​​Contact us today to design, create and document your AED program.

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​​Your organization has AEDs 

​​Great. Now what?
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​​You’re committed to being prepared for sudden cardiac arrests at your locations.

​​So then, do you ask yourself:

  • ​​How many AEDs should we have for our locations?
  • ​​Where should AEDs be placed in our buildings?
  • ​​How will people quickly find an AED during a medical emergency?
  • ​​Who on our staff needs to be trained?
  • ​​Are we properly inspecting and maintaining our AEDs?
  • ​​Do we need medical direction and where will we get it?
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​​You might also be wondering…

​​Are there legal requirements for having and using our AEDs:

  • ​​Are there any standards and laws we must follow?
  • ​​Can we get sued in court if something goes wrong?
  • ​​How can we show we are compliant with standards and laws?
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​​All great questions. We hear this all the time. 

​​Readiness Systems can help.

​​But first, let’s get clear on some things…
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​​What is an AED program?

​​It’s a set of policies that prepares your organization to help a person who is having a cardiac arrest.
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​​These policies help organize the people, systems, equipment and activities of an AED program. 

​​Why do you need an AED program?

​​It’s simple. To:
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  • ​​Help save someone’s life if they have a cardiac arrest
  • ​​Ensure your people perform responsibly when cardiac arrest happens
  • ​​Reduce the risk of getting sued if something goes wrong

​​What’s required for your AED program?

​​Your AED program must meet industry standards and AED laws. This includes:
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  • ​​Having a complete and well-designed AED program
  • ​​Showing you are prepared to save lives of cardiac arrest victims
  • ​​Proving you are compliant with industry standards and AED laws
  • ​​Defining who can get and use AEDs for a cardiac arrest victim