AED Vital Solutions Program

Cardiac arrest is sudden. Preparing for it shouldn’t be.

According to the American Heart Association, more than 265,000 people die of sudden cardiac arrest each year. Sudden cardiac arrest is not the same as a heart attack. Heart attacks occur when a blockage in the blood vessels prevents proper blood flow. Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating without warning. When cardiac arrest occurs, time is of the essence. It’s estimated that more than 95% of cardiac arrest victims die before they reach the hospital. In situations where defibrillation is provided within five to seven minutes, the cardiac arrest survival rate is as high as 30-45%.

Purchasing one or several AEDs for your organization is one way to be prepared for a sudden cardiac event at your work sites. Additionally, training staff members in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and AED use will ensure that if a cardiac event does happen, somebody will be able to effectively assist the person in distress. But staff members need to be re-trained every 1-2 years and AEDs need to be regularly monitored so when you need to use the AED, it will be in proper working order. AllOne Health can assist with this. Whether your organization is just starting to consider implementing an AED program or has had its program in place for several years, AllOne Health can accommodate your needs. Our offerings include:

AED Consultation and Placement Analysis

If you’re looking to implement a brand new AED program, we can provide guidelines on how many AEDs need to be placed at your sites and offer recommendations on AEDs that will be appropriate for your organization based on your needs.

CPR/AED Training

In addition to having AEDs on site, organizations need to have staff trained in how to use the AED in conjunction with CPR. CPR certification typically needs to be renewed every 1-2 years. We can offer initial CPR/AED training as well as re-certification in all 50 states.

Online Monitoring

AllOne Health’s Web Watch is an online AED management solution that allows you to monitor your organization’s AED program, such as AED battery life and the training status of your employees.

Medical Oversight

Many states require AED programs to be overseen by a licensed physician. We have the ability to provide medical oversight for AED programs in all 50 states. This service is intended to give you peace of mind that your AED program is in compliance with state and federal guidelines. It also provides an immediate point of contact should your AEDs ever be used in a sudden cardiac event.

AllOne Health’s Vital Solutions Program gives you peace of mind that your AED program is up-to-date. Our training services ensure that in the event that a cardiac arrest does happen at your organization, your employees will be prepared to assist that person. Our online monitoring tool ensures that you’re regularly monitoring your AEDs and tracking the life of your AED supplies. Our medical oversight service guarantees that you’ll have access to one of our staff medical directors should you need an event review after the AED has been used, or for any other question you may have about your AED program.

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Will your organization be ready during a cardiac arrest? Click here for more information about this service. A representative will get in touch with you to discuss how AllOne Health can assist your company, your employees and your bottom line.