Pads and batteries have expiration dates, and devices need regular checks. JBM Medical can help your organization select AEDs, plan placement, train employees, and establish a documented inspection and replacement routine.
Purchasing an AED can be overwhelming. Standard workplace? Aviation? High-moisture industrial plant? We help you navigate the complex market to select the exact device engineered for your specific environment.
Furthermore, we don't just ship it to you. We provide expert placement guidance, analyzing your facility's layout to determine the optimal locations for mounting, ensuring maximum visibility and the fastest possible emergency access time.
Routine AED checks help identify issues before an emergency. Ask JBM Medical about inspection support and a practical schedule for your locations.
An inspection plan can include status checks, physical condition, pads, batteries, and documentation. We can help you identify requirements that apply to your location and program.
Pad expiration dates and battery status are important parts of routine AED readiness checks. Defibrillator pads dry out and batteries lose their charge over time, even if the machine is never used.
Ask about a supply-tracking plan that records pad and battery dates and prompts timely replacement planning.
Whether you manage one small business, a dental office, a fitness center, a warehouse, or several locations, JBM Medical can help you organize AED checks, supplies, and staff training around your team.
We can discuss device selection, training, inspection routines, supplies, and program support for one site or multiple locations. The scope of any ongoing service is defined in your proposal.
Build a plan around your locations, AEDs, staff, and internal responsibilities. Ask about an ongoing service agreement with a defined schedule, clear deliverables, and one point of contact.
For organizations purchasing an AED or putting a formal readiness plan in place.
For organizations with AEDs that need a consistent follow-up plan.
For teams managing equipment and training across several locations.
Your proposal defines the service. Visit frequency, training, replacement supplies, software, and any partner services are scoped and priced for your organization. Connected monitoring depends on device compatibility and any required equipment or subscriptions.
Tell us your facility type, location, number of employees, and whether children use the space. We can help you compare equipment, accessories, placement, and training needs.
Compare the three AEDs Request a program quoteHave the device make and model, pad and battery dates, and last inspection record available if possible. Share any known issues so we can discuss inspection and replacement support.
Request a readiness reviewShare your location count, approximate AED count, staff groups, and upcoming training renewals. We can discuss a coordinated service schedule and clear ownership of follow-up tasks.
Discuss an organization-wide planNeed to purchase new devices or have us evaluate your current AED program? Reach out below.