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Keep every AED bundle ready after delivery.

HeartTrak makes pads, battery and inspection follow-through understandable without exposing private operational records.

Visible Stryker LIFEPAK CR2 AED in a public-access cabinet
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Compatibility guidanceMatch device and accessories
Canadian supportGuidance from one HeartSafe team
Training firstWSIB-approved provider
HeartTrak Basic includedFirst year included

Public HeartTrak demonstration

A simple view of what needs attention.

This marketing example shows readiness states without using customer records or private operational data.

Synthetic example only · No customer information

HeartTrak
PadsValid
BatteryReady
InspectionCurrent
Illustrative next actions
  • Review an upcoming due date
  • Confirm the owner
  • Plan the next follow-up
Visible Stryker LIFEPAK CR2 AED in a public-access cabinet

From status to action

Readiness stays visible and assignable.

01

Keep active equipment understandable

Start with the AEDs currently in service and the follow-up each program requires.

02

Make the 3 Greens visible

Explain pads, battery and inspection timing through synthetic public examples.

03

Protect private operations

Customer identifiers, records, inspection details and internal readiness data stay private.

Getting started

A structured start built around verifiable records.

  1. 01

    Confirm the AED program

    Identify the devices and locations that need ongoing support.

  2. 02

    Review available information

    Treat missing information as follow-up work, never as a confirmed public failure.

  3. 03

    Plan owners and timing

    Clarify replacement, inspection and training follow-through.

  4. 04

    Keep the 3 Greens current

    Maintain pads, battery and inspection visibility over time.

Add dependable follow-through to the AED bundle.

Use HeartTrak to support the program after placement while private operational data stays private.

Plan team training