Did you know that you can Register your AED?

PulsePoint is a 501(c)(3) public non-profit foundation building applications that help public safety agencies inform and engage their citizens. By clicking register below, you are going to a third-party website. PulsePoint is an independent third party and any information provided to and any interaction with PulsePoint are subject to PulsePoint terms and privacy policy. Medic Response is not associated with Pulse Point in any way but encourages AED owners to register their AEDs.

Registering your AED with PulsePoint is a voluntary action that can potentially enhance emergency response efforts in your community. PulsePoint is a mobile app designed to alert CPR-trained individuals when there is a nearby cardiac arrest event, allowing them to provide assistance until emergency medical services (EMS) arrive. Here are some factors to consider when deciding whether to register your AED with PulsePoint:

1. Community Impact: By registering your AED with PulsePoint, you contribute to a network of AEDs that can be accessed by nearby CPR-trained individuals in the event of a cardiac arrest. This can potentially increase the chances of a successful resuscitation by providing timely access to life-saving equipment.
2. Visibility and Accessibility: Registering your AED with PulsePoint increases its visibility to the public and emergency responders. When someone nearby experiences a cardiac arrest, the PulsePoint app may display the location of your registered AED, helping responders locate it quickly.
3. Participation Requirements: Review the requirements and guidelines for AED registration with PulsePoint. Ensure that your AED meets the necessary criteria and that you are willing to comply with any associated responsibilities, such as keeping the AED properly maintained and accessible.
4. Data Privacy and Security: Consider the privacy and security implications of registering your AED with PulsePoint. Understand how your information will be used and protected within the PulsePoint system.
5. Community Engagement: Participating in initiatives like PulsePoint demonstrates your commitment to public safety and community well-being. It can also encourage others in your community to become CPR-trained and register their own AEDs, further expanding the network of life-saving resources.

Ultimately, the decision to register your AED with PulsePoint depends on your willingness to contribute to community emergency response efforts and your comfort level with the associated requirements and considerations. If you believe that participating in PulsePoint aligns with your goals for public safety and community engagement, it may be a valuable initiative to pursue.

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