AEDs for senior living

Be prepared. Help save a life when sudden cardiac arrest strikes.

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Anything can happen. Anyone can help.™

Every day you focus on the care and well-being of your residents. But if a medical emergency happens to a resident, visitor, or staff member, are you prepared? Having an AED enables you and your staff members to help as quickly as possible should someone suffer sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in your facility.

ZOLL AEDs with real-time CPR feedback technology guide rescuers on optimal rate and depth of CPR chest compressions through voice, text, and visual prompts. Empower your staff members to deliver high-quality CPR and a defibrillating shock if needed.

Maximize survival rates

The greatest return on investment an AED can provide is the life it saves. Make sure you're prepared to provide high-quality CPR and use an AED to increase the chance of a positive outcome.

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Why high-quality CPR is important

When someone suffers cardiac arrest, immediate initiation of CPR is critical for a positive outcome.

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AEDs in healthcare environments

Trained healthcare professionals and lay rescuers alike can help with quick access to lifesaving AEDs located throughout non-acute care facilities.

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Do you really need an AED?

Time is of the essence when SCA occurs. Here are 6 key reasons your elder care facility needs an AED.

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Almost 1,000 out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest (OHSCA) incidents occur every day in the U.S. Nearly 90% of OHSCA victims do not survive.

Source: https://cpr.heart.org/en/resources/cpr-facts-and-stats

The AHA recommends treatment of an SCA victim within three to four minutes of collapse for the best chance of survival.

Source: Mozaffarian D, et al. Circulation. 2015;131:e29–e322.

“The AED was so helpful; it confirmed that we had the right diagnosis. It gave me a lot of confidence.”

— Keira Macfarland, SCA Rescuer

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Anyone Can Help

Even active retirees may be susceptible to sudden cardiac arrest. When 65-year-old Tim A. collapsed on the tennis court, the quick actions of his teammates saved his life.

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Which AED is right for your facility?

Real-time CPR feedback is critical to improve outcomes, but here are some other factors to consider when choosing an AED.

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RescueNet® EventSummary

Export detailed rescue performance data quickly and easily from your AED via USB or transfer it directly over WiFi for distribution to medical personnel.

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Ensure that everyone in your healthcare facility is prepared to help save lives with ZOLL AEDs.

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