Affton School District Implements State-of-the-Art AED Program for Enhanced Cardiac Safety

Affton School District Implements State-of-the-Art AED Program



In a significant move towards enhancing cardiac safety, the Affton School District in suburban St. Louis, Missouri, has incorporated 27 Avive Connect AEDs across its campuses. This initiative marks a pivotal shift from a disorganized assembly of outdated devices to a streamlined, connected system capable of responding effectively to emergencies.

The deployment encompasses five campuses serving approximately 2,500 students and 400 staff members, along with parents, volunteers, and visitors who frequent the district's facilities. The decision to transition to the Avive AED program was not taken lightly; it stems from a critical need to reevaluate the existing cardiac readiness protocols.

Assessing the Need


Before the introduction of Avive Connect AEDs, Affton’s schools relied on multiple models of AEDs scattered across different buildings. This patchwork system complicated emergency responses since responders had to identify which AED model was available and whether it was equipped with the correct pads. Adam Jasinski, Executive Director of Operations, emphasized the delays this could cause, stating that taking the time to identify the devices could hinder the

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