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A home defibrillator for couples, ready for either of you

We walk you both through it at home. After that, its daily self-check reports straight to us, so there is nothing to maintain.

An older couple laughing over the newspaper crossword on their sofa, with their home defibrillator on the bookcase beside them

For couples at home

Right for the home you share

Every home has its routines, and yours are built for two. A defibrillator should fit quietly into them: there for both of you, looked after by us, and never another thing to remember.

You always look out for each other

You both know where it lives

We set it up in person and walk you both through it, so whichever of you is at home knows where it sits, and exactly what to do.

Most of your time is spent at home

Steps away, not streets away

Public defibrillators are usually in stations, shops and village halls. Yours sits in the room you both use most, close at hand.

Neither of you wants another chore

Nothing for you two to check

Every day it tests its own battery, pads and electronics, and the result comes to us. We also replace the pads when they expire.

Little questions come up over time

We keep both of you informed

Should anything need attention, we contact you both. And if a question comes up along the way, you can phone or email us to ask.

Set-up, daily monitoring and pad replacement come with Complete Protection and rental. Buying outright? It is delivered to your door, without set-up or monitoring.

73%receive bystander CPR

In England, a bystander starts CPR in nearly three in four cardiac arrests outside hospital. People step in. In the home you share, whichever of you is there would have a defibrillator within reach too.

Source: Resuscitation Council UK, 2025 Guidelines (England: bystander CPR in 72.6% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests).

Everyday life

In the background, where it belongs

Having a defibrillator at home does not mean expecting the worst. It is a sensible precaution, looked after by us, that leaves both of you free to get on with life.

What it is

  • One of your household basics

    Part of the house, like the first-aid kit in the kitchen drawer, and hopefully unopened.

  • Simple for either one of you

    It talks either of you through every step and only shocks if the heart rhythm needs one.

  • Something to decide together

    Not sure it is right for the two of you? Ask us, and we will give you a straight answer.

What it is not

  • A stand-in for the ambulance

    You still call 999 first. It just means one is in the house with you while help arrives.

  • A reason to worry day to day

    It sits quietly where we placed it, and most days neither of you will give it a thought.

  • Only ever for the two of you

    It can be used on a child as well, so it is ready for the grandchildren when they visit.

Arranging one for family too?

Talking it over together?

Ask us anything, together or separately, and we will help you choose the option that suits you both.

Not ready to talk yet?

Is your home ready?

Answer a few quick questions about where your home is and what is already in place, and get an honest summary with sources. No health questions, and nothing is saved.

Take the two-minute check