AED in Unit?

Anyone have any information on having an AED (automated external defibrillator) in a Ward building? I did some searching (as best I can on this forum, at least), but everything was pretty old.

We'd really like to have one in our unit. We have a place willing to donate one. We have a personal already trained in using and maintaining it (which appears to be a legal requirement in some areas even though they are very easy to use without training if ever needed).

We checked with facilities years ago and got some push back and finally gave up. Before we dive into this again, I thought that I'd check here first to see if anyone had any insights. Anyone have one in their unit? If not, anyone try to get one and get denied?

Thanks!

There's an old thread AED.

I also did some searching. It looks like the church provides them in a "workplace" setting. Nothing about having them in a church.

AED's cannot be installed in church meetinghouses currently. Perhaps this policy will change, but for now that is the word we have gotten from facilities as well.

Well that continues to be frustrating and disappointing.

It’s very unfortunate we had a member die on Sunday. Had we had an AED I feel like we could have saved his life. We had the medical personnel there but not the device. Unfortunately it took 11 minutes for the ambulance to arrive by then it was too late.