Thank you for visiting our  Internet site.  We want to give you the opportunity to stay in touch with our company and our offers. A new content management system will enable us to always keep you up to date.

At present, our web site remains under construction. We are making an effort to present you with our entire spectrum of information and offers as soon as possible. . The emphasis of our site is making available information on why the need for AEDs  in our society.  Why do schools need them when kids are usually healthy, aren't they?  Why do athletic clubs have to have them, don't healthy people primarily use such facilities?

Here you will be able to ask questions, you will be able to brainstorm fundraising ideas, how to get grants, how to make your old AEDs continue protecting life, how to donate an AED or apply to recieve a donated AED. 

Our next large project will be an effort to link those that want to donate money or AEDs to those who need them but could not afford them without your help.  We have authorized remanufacturers who can update your outdated unit for use by those who would not be able to get one otherwise.

We will also be searching for legitimate grants you can apply for, not the "come ons" a few dealers seem to favor.

In the meantime you can reach us toll free at (866) 794-1991.  We are looking forward to hearing from you. You can also contact us at our e-mail address: info@AEDadvocates.com

If you are not familiar with our company and your first contact with us is online: We would be pleased to hear from you! Please let us know what your needs and questions are, we will be more than happy to help.

In brief, you should know the following about us:  Associates in our company have been advocating and using AEDs and providing prehospital emergency care for over 30 years, while we are located the small town of Yakima, WA  in the Pacific NW, associates who will be halping you have been involved in EMS in Portland, San Diego, LA County, Sacramento, Houston, Indy, Denver, Orlando, NYC  and  various other EMS systems both urban and rural.  We speak from experience not from a salesman point of view.  While we advocate public acess AEDs unabashedly you will find the few examples of when things go wrong here as well.