What happens to the information?
The AED Foundation stores the information you provide on a secure and encrypted database. We will never ask you for personal information. The AED locations and identification will be used to support research to increase AED use in the community and improve sudden cardiac arrest survival.
What if I want to change the information?
You can change the information at any time, simply fill out the form and select "update information."
Why Register?
As the designated AED Registrar of Ontario, the AED Foundation of Ontario is currently building an AED Registry for the province. Once we have collected and organized a significant database of AEDs in public spaces, we will be working with the Ministry of Health to integrate this information into the central ambulance communications centre dispatch system and 911. Registering your publicly accessible AED will provide the AED Registrar of Ontario with the information necessary to help more bystanders be directed to the closest publicly accessible AED in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest emergency.
Supported by the
Government of Ontario
The AED Foundation of Ontario is a federal not-for-profit and the official AED Registrar under the Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act (Bill 141). With support from the Ministry of Health, it maintains Ontario’s provincial AED registry and promotes its public benefits.
The AED Foundation of Ontario is a federal not-for-profit and the official AED Registrar under the Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act (Bill 141). With support from the Ministry of Health, it maintains Ontario’s provincial AED registry and promotes its public benefits.
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