ReadyAED

AED program resources

Articles and tools for the people who keep AED programs running.

ReadyAED is an AED (automated external defibrillator) readiness and compliance platform. It is software only, and it sells no hardware and no consumables.

This hub is for facility managers, safety managers and AED program owners. It points to the articles and tools that are published today.

The blog explains the work behind a ready program. The calculator helps you estimate that work from your own figures.

Featured item

How often should you inspect an AED?

Published 24 September 2026

Programs often inherit an inspection interval and never revisit it. The interval comes from the manufacturer's maintenance schedule, your state rules and your program policy. The article shows what to record on each inspection and how to keep the schedule without a paper binder.

Published resources

Three resources are published today. Every article names its sources, and every number carries a source or a placeholder. No page claims a saving or a benchmark that ReadyAED cannot trace to a record.

The AED management blog

Articles for facility and safety teams

Read the articles behind the questions facility teams ask. Five posts cover inspection frequency, state law, program costs, audit preparation and mixed fleets.

AED program cost calculator

Estimate the program from your own figures

Build a cost estimate from your own figures. The current-cost estimate works today. The ReadyAED figures wait for approved pricing and savings.

Medical direction explained

Physician oversight through partners

Medical direction is delivered through licensed physician partners. ReadyAED does not practice medicine.

ReadyAED does not publish a guide library, a glossary, an event calendar or a state AED law center. This hub links published pages only.

The blog and the calculator serve the same reader at different moments. The blog answers a question. The calculator turns the answer into a figure.

How to use this hub

  1. Read the article that matches your question.
  2. Put your own figures into the calculator.
  3. Bring the remaining question to a demo.

The three steps take an afternoon at most.

Every article names its sources, with the date each source was last verified. Articles that cite state law carry a legal reviewer line and a disclaimer. Medical-direction content states the partner model.

This hub carries no newsletter form, no webinar calendar and no download library. Every link on this page leads to a published page.

Book a demo

Book a demo to see the register, the phone inspection flow and the audit trail. Bring your fleet size and the questions these articles raise. In 30 minutes we show the product against the way your team works.