Customer Stories

“The principal had just had CPR training two weeks prior. The fire truck was already loaded up around the corner responding to another call. Everything had to go perfect that day in order for Heather to be saved. The school didn’t have an AED on campus — they didn’t think that a child would need an AED device.”

“This initiative goes beyond just one weekend, it’s about building a response ecosystem that protects lives year-round.”

“It's something we've said from the beginning, and it's not a matter of if these units will save a life, it's a matter of when.”

“The technology has evolved — Avive has been a huge cost saving to us, it has been a time saving to us. Expectations are on the rise for lifesaving equipment and Avive is meeting the expectations of what we would like to do on our campus.”

By leveraging Avive Connect AEDs and community training, Forsyth County is fostering a safer, more proactive environment where neighbors are ready to respond in those critical moments after an emergency.

“It has been so eye-opening to see a new product on the market that is doing things that are on the forefront of cardiac event management.”

Warsaw Community Schools enhances AED access with Avive — driven by one nurse’s lifesaving experience and lasting commitment.

“Being able to have a device that we can put on the motorcycle allows for officers on duty to have access to an AED immediately.”

“Heart Strong: Miss Lake Murray 2025 Champions Youth CPR and AED Education.”

“The thing that is most important for what we need out of an AED and what Avive provides is the portability, connectivity, and durability. If it’s misplaced, which can happen, the GPS will allow us to locate it wherever it is.”

“The GPS technology is wonderful - is the AED where it should be? How are the batteries and pads doing? It will proactively reach out to us with plenty of notice.”

“The compactness of the Avive AED, where I didn’t have to struggle and it’s not too heavy — I was able to just throw it on the floor, open it up, and apply it right away.”

"Finally! An AED that doesn’t look like a piece of hospital equipment. It’s not intimidating, meaning more people are going to feel comfortable using it and will go to it."

"We get the call. Patient was found on the side of the golf cart path, not breathing and no heartbeat. I jumped out of my vehicle, grabbed the [Avive Connect] AED, turned it on, and it immediately just started giving me instructions on what to do."

“It lets us live our lives like a normal family, like there’s nothing wrong. That’s why it's so easy to talk about—it doesn’t feel like there’s anything different about us or what we do, and the Avive AED has been part of that.”

“Our kids spend over half of their day at school, whether they’re in athletics or not. They're spending 8 to 10 to 15 hours a day on our campuses, and we have to protect them. One of the ways to do that is putting AEDs in our schools and in our facilities to make them available.”

“That happened to me then so I could be there for him now. And he can be there for his kids and his spouse and family and everything.”

"I had just received the [Avive Connect AED®] that was supposed to travel with me to different locations, or travel with me on my golf cart here at the high school, roughly two hours prior to the incident.”

“We switched to Avive within the last year, and one of the big motivators for us was the connectivity of the device...The Avive AED allows me to perform inspections through software, it lets me know their health on a continuous basis.”

“A standard AED doesn’t really know its own status or where it is. These new AEDs check in with us every day. Each morning we will get a report on the health and status of every AED on campus...so they’re very intelligent in that respect.”

“It is a simple truth: no one should lose their life because help wasn’t there, or the resources weren’t there…in partnership with Avive Solutions, we are donating 100 Avive Connect AEDs to local non-profit community organizations, small businesses, churches, and others in need of lifesaving equipment.”