AED Defibrillators
 
Hospitals, emergency medical services (EMS) and minimally-trained lay responders rely on Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)  in the most urgent cardiac emergencies.

General Medical Devices Company markets defibrillator products for all tiers of a multi-level emergency response system, from trained lay responders to emergency medical technicians and paramedics, to hospital-based caregivers. These defibrillator products which also include patient monitors, pulse oximeters, medical direction and oversight are designed to adapt to the medical knowledge and training of the responder as well as the physical needs of the patient and the surrounding emergency conditions, enabling fast, smooth transitions from the scene through EMS to treatment at the hospital. Our product-lines of Vital Signs Monitors and pulse oximeters set standards for others to follow.
As a professional first responder, the public counts on EMS to be there for them when they need it most. And EMS have to be able to count on their equipment to be there for them too.  An AED and and an effective CPR can increase the chances of survival dramatically.  EMS have to be prepared to respond in an instant with their AED and CPR readiness mode.

Since Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is the number one killer in America, killing more than 400,000 people a year.  SCA can strike anyone, anywhere, at any time, and in most cases, without warning.  In addition, emergency responders are themselves put in harm's way on a daily basis. The physical and psychological demands on our nation's front-line defenders are considerable and result in an unfortunate number of lives lost to SCA.  In fact, the NFPA attributes over 50% of firefighters' deaths to SCA.  As you know, sudden Cardiac Arrest is caused by chaotic electrical activity in the heart and can only be treated with defibrillation.  Nobody knows today how many people collapse inside schools or at school sporting events from cardiac arrest, But responsible authorities are recognizing the need for AEDs for Schools. Recent advances in modern technology have made cost-effective Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) accessible to all first responders. Recent advances in modern technology have made cost-effective Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) accessible to all first responders. Unfortunately, budgetary constraints have meant that many squads don't have the equipment they need to save victims of this treatable condition called sudden cardiac arrest. Now, there is something you can do to improve the odds dramatically for you and the public you protect.  Defibtech has designed an AED for you. Defibtech Lifeline AEDs are particularly well suited for the harsh conditions that are frequently encountered by first responders every day. Defibtech Lifeline AED defibrillators are rugged, low-maintenance, and extremely cost effective. From the built-in carrying handle designed to accommodate even a gloved hand, to the non-slip rubberized surfaces on a hardened lightweight case, Defibtech AEDs are professional grade equipment you can count on at price you can afford. Intuitive and practical real-world design simplifies operation even during the most difficult rescues.

In any emergency AED training, you have to be cost effective.  We provide Training Manikins for AED and CPR Training. We carry a complete line of Training Manikins and all the accessories associated with Training Manikins.  We carry Prestan Training Manikins in Light Skin Color Tones, Medium Skin Color Tones (Tan Color) and Dark Skin Color Tones for adults, infant and children. Now we also provide AED Program Medical Oversight in partnership with enpro, a market leader in providing the AED Program Medical Oversight. Enpro maintains a group of AED Medical Directors with responsibility for oversight of the program. The Medical Director is responsible for successful implementation of your AED Program. Right now we are signing up for this AED Program Medical Oversight at a considerable less cost than you might have to pay to implement your own AED Program Medical Oversight