AED Laws & Requirements Across State
AED Requirements by State
The fear of legal repercussions often deters people from providing lifesaving interventions during cardiac emergencies. However, the presence of “Good Samaritan” laws across all 50 states offers legal protection to those who use an AED to assist someone in distress. To benefit from this protection, certain criteria must be met. Keeping abreast of these AED regulations, which differ widely from one state to another, poses a significant challenge, particularly for individuals responsible for AEDs in multiple locations.
The absence of a specific AED law in your state doesn’t imply that compliance and preparedness are unnecessary. Our resource offers concise summaries and essential insights into AED laws and regulations across different states, ensuring your device meets all requirements for emergency situations. Explore our interactive map to gain a comprehensive understanding of the AED statutes and guidelines relevant to your location, and ensure your readiness for any critical event.
Do you meet your state’s AED compliance standards?
- Are you aware of the criteria for Good Samaritan protection eligibility in your state?
- Is your AED response strategy aligned with your state’s regulations?
- Have you secured the necessary medical oversight for your AED program?
- Has your local EMS agency given approval to your AED program?
Note: This page aims to inform about AEDs and related laws, offering an overview rather than comprehensive legal guidance. AEDLeader.com cannot ensure the complete accuracy of law interpretations or summaries provided. This content is meant as a general information source, not legal counsel. For detailed compliance advice regarding AED laws in your state, we encourage contact us.
