Enhanced AED On Wheels

Mobile automated external defibrillator program for community emergency response

About AED On Wheels

The Enhanced AED On Wheels program brings life-saving automated external defibrillators directly to communities through mobile units. This initiative ensures rapid response to cardiac emergencies and provides training to community members on proper AED usage. Like our approach to protecting ourselves from health threats, emergency preparedness requires comprehensive community education and staying vigilant about health risks.

Program Features

  • Mobile AED units strategically positioned in communities
  • Trained responders available for emergency situations
  • Community education and AED training programs
  • Integration with emergency medical services
  • Regular maintenance and equipment updates
  • Proper hand hygiene training for responders
  • Environmental cleaning protocols for equipment

How AEDs Save Lives

Automated External Defibrillators can restore normal heart rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest. Quick access to AEDs significantly improves survival rates, making this mobile program a crucial part of community emergency preparedness.

  1. Recognizing cardiac emergency signs
  2. Calling for emergency medical help
  3. Starting CPR immediately
  4. Using the AED as soon as available
  5. Continuing care until professionals arrive
  6. Maintaining proper hand hygiene throughout the process

Community Training

Just as we educate communities about recognizing health symptoms, health monitoring, and protecting ourselves, AED training empowers community members to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. Training includes hands-on practice, confidence building, proper hand hygiene, mask wearing during training, and maintaining mental wellbeing during stressful emergency situations.

Emergency Preparedness

The AED On Wheels program is part of a broader commitment to community preparedness. Like the approach to staying vigilant during health crises, maintaining safe practices, environmental cleaning, and sustainable emergency preparedness, being prepared for cardiac emergencies saves lives and strengthens community resilience while supporting mental wellbeing during crisis situations.