ZOLL Public Safety

06/18/2026

As organizations around the world recognize Check Your Defib Week, it's a good time to think beyond AED ownership and consider what it means to be truly Rescue Ready.

True preparedness means making sure your device is ready for use, your community knows how to respond, and your AED program is prepared when every second counts.

ZOLL Rescue Ready® Services can help with:

✔ PlusTrac AED Program Management software
✔ PlusCare™ annual services and support
✔ Resources to support ongoing AED program readiness

Download our Rescue Ready Services flyer to learn more: www.zoll.com/en-us/service-and-support/service-programs/rescue-ready-services.

06/17/2026

Sudden cardiac arrest survival rates drop 10% for every minute without defibrillation. When seconds count, visibility matters. High-visibility yellow helps AEDs stand out.

Is your cardiac preparedness plan up to date? This National Safety Month, our local reps are in your community and ready to help: www.anyonecanhelp.com/contact/.

06/16/2026

In a cardiac emergency, the closest help isn't always a medical professional. Yet misperceptions about AEDs remain: what they are, where to find them, and how they work.

The truth is, AEDs guide you through what to do in real time, enabling bystanders to act quickly, appropriately, and confidently to help save lives in an SCA emergency.

See how to help improve awareness in your community: www.anyonecanhelp.com/prepare-your-community/.

06/15/2026

Anything can happen. On the world’s biggest stages or in everyday moments.

In 2021, Christian Eriksen’s cardiac arrest reminded millions how critical immediate action can be.

As fans around the world tune in to today’s biggest matches, it’s also a reminder of the importance of preparedness, people ready to act, and access to life-saving technology.

Because when the unexpected happens, preparedness can change the game.

Read more at https://bbc.in/43z6yvN.

Christian Eriksen says he is "doing well" and is at home with his family following his collapse in Sunday's game against Ukraine.

06/11/2026

Preparedness starts with having the right tools in place. ZOLL® AEDs provide real-time CPR guidance that can support anyone responding to a cardiac emergency.

Learn more about building readiness into everyday environments by contacting a representative: www.anyonecanhelp.com/contact/.

06/10/2026

In a cardiac emergency, confidence starts with knowing your AED is ready.

With AEDtrax™ and the ZOLL AED 3®, connectivity goes beyond basic monitoring. AEDtrax™ reports in daily to provide updates on device readiness, battery status, and electrode pad expiration, helping teams stay informed and ensuring AEDs across multiple buildings and locations stay rescue-ready.

Learn more at www.anyonecanhelp.com/connectivity/.

06/09/2026

At Fenway Park, more than 400 community members came together to learn a skill that could help save a life.

Together with the Red Sox Foundation, ZOLL® spent the day with community leaders and organizations that share a commitment to preparedness and bystander action.

Coaches serving youth baseball leagues across Boston joined community leaders, and local executives for a conversation about emergency prepareness before stepping onto the Fenway outfield for Hands-Only CPR training led by the American Heart Association.

As the official AED provider of the Boston Red Sox, we're proud to stand alongside organizations who share the belief that anything can happen. And anyone can help.

06/06/2026

In her own words in the HuffPost, Rachel Moyer reflects on the night she lost her son Greg to sudden cardiac arrest during a basketball game. Despite a crowd full of people ready to help, there was no AED in sight.

She has dedicated the last 25 years to changing that.

The Gregory W. Moyer Defibrillator Fund has placed thousands of AEDs in schools, police cars, and public spaces. Yet, still today, too many communities don't have safeguards in place.

Her story is a powerful reminder: with the right tools in place, anyone can help save a life when seconds count: https://bit.ly/4o43UYa.

"The people nearby are left helplessly waiting for EMS while precious minutes slip away."

06/05/2026

When a postal supervisor suddenly collapsed at work, quick action from the people nearby helped provide care, including support from local law enforcement officers responding to the emergency.

Police officers are often among the first on scene when a cardiac emergency occurs. Their rapid response, combined with access to AEDs, can help bridge the gap until the arrival of EMS.

We recognize the officers, alongside Deputy Jacob Zeid and Deputy Justin Nichols, who continue showing up to support their communities in moments when people need help most.

Read more at www.anyonecanhelp.com/postal-supervisor-saved-aed-camp-verde/.

06/03/2026

In The Netherlands, an ordinary evening ride took a sudden turn when cyclist Tonny Bos van Ewijk collapsed along the route.

Githa Hochstenbach, who lives just across the street from a publicly accessible AED was called to retrieve the device and bring it to the scene while help was on the way.

Githa's response is proof that when communities are connected, prepared, and supported with the right tools, anyone can help. Read the full story: www.anyonecanhelp.com/answering-a-call-for-help/.