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"HeartSine is a truly innovative
company that is highly respected around the
world for the innovation embedded in its
life-saving public access defibrillators.
Today, the company is poised for rapid
growth, with new products and new markets
opening up," says O'Mahoney. "I am very
excited about how my new role at HeartSine
can contribute to that growth."
Win an iPad by Telling HeartSine About
Saves
Don't delay - entries due by January
2, 2013
It's
a great feeling when you hear that a
HeartSine AED you provided helped to save a
life. Be sure to share the news with
HeartSine -- simply send an e-mail to
info@heartsine.com or
whitney.brostrom@heartsine.com. In
return, you'll be entered into a drawing to
win an iPad, which will take place on
January, 2, 2013.
Why do we need to hear about saves? Our
Forward Hearts program gives survivors
of sudden cardiac arrest who were saved with
a HeartSine AED the opportunity to donate a
HeartSine samaritan® PAD 300P Public Access
Defibrillator to the charity or organization
of their choice. You can be a part of this
‘paying it forward' by letting us know when
you hear about a save.
Read about recent
Forward Hearts AED donations.
HeartSine Is Supplier of AEDs to American
Airlines
HeartSine is excited to be part of
"something special in the air" through its
agreement with American Airlines to supply
samaritan® PAD 300P Automated External
Defibrillators to be installed in all
aircraft in the American Airlines and
American Eagle fleets, as well as in all
ground operations and offices.
HeartSine's Pad-Pak™ electrode and
battery cartridge, designed for its
samaritan® PAD 300P AEDs, now carries the
Federal Aviation Administration's TSO-C142a
certification, so it's qualified for use on
commercial aircraft. This Technical Standard
Order (TSO) applies to non-rechargeable
lithium cells and batteries intended for
commercial aviation use. The FAA requires
all commercial aircraft with more than 19
seats to carry an AED onboard.
American Airlines was attracted to
HeartSine's focus on partnership and
clinically superior AED. Thomas N. Bettes,
M.D., MPH, American Airlines' Corporate
Medical Director said, "We were also very
attracted to their Pad-Pak design, which
integrates the battery and electrodes into a
single self-contained cartridge, reducing
the number of time-sensitive items my
department must procure and inventory, as
well as the number of expiration dates we
have to manage. We also appreciate the
advantages of HeartSine's smaller,
lighter-in-weight unit in terms of annual
fuel cost savings."
The commercial aviation industry is an
important and expanding market for
HeartSine. To download marketing literature
you can use to promote HeartSine AEDs to the
aviation industry, visit our online
distributor portal.
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