AED Information

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Choosing an AED

Choosing the right defibrillator for your situation can be difficult. Our detailed guide provides a detailed breakdown for each of the core providers.

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AEDs in Schools

LifeGuard MD, Inc. has certified instructors that will come to your location to train your employees. We offer First Aid, CPR, and AED classes.

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AED Requirements

There are federal, state, and certain local requirements for public access AED programs.

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AED Program

We have a proprietary AED tracking program that alerts you when it is time to change your battery and/or pads to keep your AED in good working order.

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“The current survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest is under 7%. The likelihood of successful resuscitation decreases by about 10% with every minute that passes. It is estimated that 428,000 lives could be saved each year in the U.S. alone with widespread access to defibrillators.”

— American Heart Association

AED Products

Register an AED

Register an AED

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Register your AED(s) for reminders and alerts to keep your lifesaving tools in good working order.

FAQs

Lifeguard MD, Inc. has partnered with MD Solutions International to provide medical authorization and AED program support services. AEDs are classified as medical devices that are regulated by the FDA and a physician’s prescription is required in order to purchase most AEDs. Many states have regulations requiring a Medical Director to oversee and authorize your AED Program. AED Medical Oversight Services include the following elements: