Families managing cardiac risk

If someone in your household has a heart condition or a family history of sudden cardiac arrest, a monitored defibrillator adds a practical layer of readiness alongside medical care.

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80%

Of cardiac arrests happen at home

1 in 10

Survive out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in the UK

10%/min

Survival drops every minute without defibrillation

Home Defib is for...

Home Defib is for anyone who wants their home ready for a cardiac emergency, whatever their age, health history or postcode. These are the households we most often help.

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Rural homes

Further from emergency services, where response times are longer.

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Older households

Adults living independently or families who want extra reassurance.

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Young families

Parents who want their home ready for the unexpected.

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Anyone prepared

No diagnosis needed. Just the decision to have something ready at home.

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Why it matters

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At home

Most cardiac arrests happen at home, not in a public place. That is why having something ready where you actually live matters most.

2

Without warning

Sudden cardiac arrest gives no notice. It can happen to anyone, at any age, with or without a previous diagnosis.

3

Every minute counts

Survival drops by around 10% for every minute without defibrillation. Having one close by removes the wait.

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Why people choose Home Defib

How Home Defib works for you

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Built for home life, not institutions
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Monitored and maintained
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Calm, clear support

Sound like your household?

Whether it's for you, your parents, or your family home, we're happy to talk through whether a monitored defibrillator is the right fit. No pressure, just honest answers.

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