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HeartStart Defibrillators – For The Ordinary Person in the Extraordinary Moment

Sports & Fitness

 

 Philips AEDs

Philips HeartStart AEDs

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Philips HeartStart AED / Defibrillator More Information


  
 

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) can happen to anyone at any time-without warning. And people who exercise are not immune.

 

In fact, a person is at slightly greater risk for experiencing sudden cardiac arrest during and shortly after vigorous exercise.¹ That's why many health clubs, fitness centers, golf courses, ski resorts, and other sports venues have installed Philips HeartStart Defibrillators.

 

HeartStart defibrillators are safe, easy to use and to maintain,  and virtually anyone can be trained to

operate them.  And they are the number oneportable defibrillator among airlines, in airports and in workplaces worldwide.²

 

We offer a complete defibrillation package - HeartStart Essentials - including site assessment, program management, medical direction, staff training and a range of financing options, enabling you to create an effective, manageable and affordable defibrillation solution for your business.




"The proper screening of club clients, and a well-rehearsed emergency response plan, are both essential to a safe exercise environment. So, too, is the availability of, and the ability to use, appropriate medical equipment - principal among which is the automated external defibrillator (AED)."     --Kyle McInnis, Club Business International, June 2002, p. 34.


For additional information on Philips HeartStart AEDs and ALS Monitor/Defibrillators, please contact us online or at one of the following numbers:

United States +1 800 934 7372
Asia +852 2821 5888
Europe, Middle East and Africa +49 7031 4632121 
Latin America +55 11 2125 0764
Canada +1 800 291 6743



References

1. Albert CM et al. “Triggering of Sudden Death from Cardiac Causes by Vigorous Exertion.” N Engl J Med. 1999; 343:1355-1361.

2. Frost and Sullivan.