More than 356,000 people will suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac event this year¹. Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) can strike anywhere, any time. Automated External Defibrillators are life-saving devices critical in the event a cardiac emergency occurs during the workday. But it takes a lot more than an AED to save a life. Proper planning, implementation, ongoing support and routine onsite service checks are critical in making sure the AED works when you need it most.
With hundreds of AED saves to date, Cintas can service your AEDs and help keep them up-to-date.
AEDs & Emergency Products
ZOLL® AED 3®
Real CPR Help® and large color LCD screen provide better support for layperson rescues.
AED Plus® by ZOLL®
Long battery and pad life, coupled with audio and visual feedback for more effective chest compressions.
Lifeline View AED
Quick charging time, simple set-up and real-time coaching in a cardiac emergency.
AED Service Agreement
Your dedicated Cintas professional will perform inspections of pad and battery expiration dates.
NATIONAL AED PROGRAMS
Multiple facilities or locations? No problem. Cintas can help you set up an AED program coast-to-coast.
AED SUPPLIES
When it’s time to replace parts, Cintas makes it easy to maintain your AED with manufacturers’ pads and batteries.
How An AED & Emergency Products Service Works
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PLANNING
You determine the type, location and number of AEDs needed for your business
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IMPLEMENTATION
Your AEDS are professionally installed with your choice of storage
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MAINTENANCE
Your dedicated Cintas professional will perform routine inspections and you will have access to LifeReady 360™ for online AED tracking and medical direction
Featured Resources
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Training Center
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AED Program
You only get one chance to change the outcome during a cardiac event. You can help save a life with an AED in your facility.Watch Now -
AED Service Overview
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Helping save young athletes: AED devices and sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is the leading cause of death in young athletes. AED devices and training can help your school and community save lives.
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Youth baseball coach survives a sudden cardiac emergency
TJ was trained and certified in CPR and AED use, and was in the right place at the right time to save another man’s life. It’s an example for all of us that being ready™ for the unexpected can have lasting impacts, far beyond our own lives.
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Understanding Ohio House Bill 47: AED Requirements for Schools and Its Impact on Student Safety
Ohio House Bill 47 mandates that all schools in Ohio must have at least one AED on-site. The bill, which is now law, requires schools to install AEDs in key locations, including sports and recreation areas, to ensure that they are prepared to respond to sudden cardiac arrest emergencies. Compliance with this legislation must be achieved by the start of the next academic year.
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Cintas Supports Second Annual ‘Save the Dey’ Event with CPR and AED Training
Cintas, along with the Cincinnati Bengals, American Heart Association and Kettering Health, helped train 650 participants with lifesaving skills.
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Cintas Chicago First Aid & Safety Locations Certified as VPP Star Sites
OHSA’s VPP Star Program recognizes Cintas locations as top worksites for safety and health management and practices
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Cintas St. Paul Rental Location Certified as VPP Star Site
MNOHSA’s Minnesota Star Program recognizes Cintas location as a top worksite for safety and health management and practices
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1American Heart Association. 2021. CPR Facts & Stats. https://cpr.heart.org/en/resources/cpr-facts-and-stats
Customer is solely responsible for conducting its own risk or hazard analysis, for obtaining regulatory guidance, and for choosing the type and number of AEDs needed and the placement of those AEDs at Customer’s facilities. Any services provided by Cintas are limited to those explicitly contracted for by Customer. If Customer has entered into a service or maintenance agreement with Cintas, Customer is responsible for notifying Cintas of any faults, alarms, or indications that the AED is not functioning properly between Cintas’s periodic service or maintenance visits. Customer is responsible for ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and, if necessary, must obtain a prescription for the AEDs, ensure the AEDs are subject to medical oversight, and take all other necessary steps to comply with applicable law. Cintas is not a health-care provider and does not issue prescriptions, provide medical oversight, or provide other related healthcare or medical services. Rather, if explicitly contracted for by Customer, Customer receives access to a third-party who can provide a prescription for the AEDs, provide medical oversight, register the AEDs with local EMS, and provide Customer access to the third-party’s online software portal.