Nonprofit Partner Starting Hearts Featured in Denver's Channel 7 News

We want to give a big shout out and congratulations to Starting Hearts for their feature in Denver's Channel 7 News! One of AEDs Today's first non-profit partners, Starting Hearts was founded by sudden cardiac arrest survivor Lynn Blake of Vail, Colorado.

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Eagle County, Colorado on the Forefront of Safety

Eagle County, Colorado, continues to make strides in the safety of its community.

On Valentine's Day, 55 employees were trained to use AEDs that have been strategically placed throughout the county with the help

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Poorly Maintained AEDs Spark $300,000 Donation

Reading Hospital and Friends of Reading Hospital, a nonprofit volunteer organization in Pennsylvania, recently announced that they will outfit every police cruiser in Berks County with lifesaving AEDs in an effort to save li

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Denver to be Pilot for New FDA Initiative

News has broken on the FDA's plan to use the City and County of Denver as a pilot for their new AED initiative announced just yesterday. The University of Colorado School of Medicine plans to work with the FDA to develop a p

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FDA Launches New AED Initiative

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced yesterday a new program dedicated to facilitating the development of safer and more effective AEDs via improved design and manufacturing practices. Goals of the new FDA initiat

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15-Year-Old Suffers SCA, Community Responds

After 15-year-old soccer star Milan Moosavizadeh suffered from sudden cardiac arrest on the field, the close-knit community came together to address a poor response time and lack of ready access to an AED. As the community m

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Mother Sues School District for AED Negligence

Rhonda Harrill, the mother a 13-year-old boy that died from sudden cardiac arrest during a basketball game at Eagleton Middle School, has filed a $1 million lawsuit against Blount County Schools and Maryville-Alcoa-Blount Co

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Hats Off to Vanderbilt Univeristy

At AEDs Today, our hats are off to Vanderbilt University for their progressive take on preparedness and safety of their students and faculty. Not only is Vanderbilt University ranked as one of the best universities in the co

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Indian Firm Buys Cardiac Science for $54 Million

Cardiac Science, a Bothell-based manufacturer of AEDs or external automated defibrillators and other medical devices, has just been sold to Bangalore, India-based Opto Circuits. The Dow Jones put the price of the established

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