Health Club AED Requirements and Laws
Staying active can have many heart health benefits, but it's important to keep in mind the increase in risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) that exercise brings. Having an AED in health facilities like health clubs, gyms, or school workout facilities is crucial to save those who may go into SCA while lifting, jogging, or getting hit to the chest by a game ball such as a basketball or soccer ball.
There are already many states that have AED requirements and laws for health clubs, however we recommend all gyms invest in saving lives by having an AED on board in case of emergencies. Incorporating a life-saving device such as an AED can help keep your fitness members, athletes, and community safer. Check the list below to see if your state has any health club AED requirements or laws.
Which States have Health Club AED Requirements and Laws?
Note: The information on this page is intended to educate readers on the general topic of AEDs and AED legislation. AED.com does not guarantee completeness or accuracy of any AED law interpretation, summary, or listing. This information is intended to be a summary of general facts and not legal advice or a means to check compliance. For assistance interpreting and determining AED law compliance in your state, please contact us.