Giving you the
power to save lives.
Avive is developing a next-generation Automated External Defibrillator (AED) built with you in mind. It’s usable by anyone, anywhere, anytime.
The status quo isn’t good enough.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is the leading cause of death for adults over the age of 40, and the leading killer of student athletes. It is a global public health issue that affects millions of families, and when delivered soon enough, defibrillation is an effective medical treatment. Yet, the survival rate from SCA has remained stagnant around 10%. We are on a mission to change that.
A life-saving solution.
Portable. Affordable. Easy to use, and even easier to learn. The Avive solution will bring AEDs to where they are needed most.
Our Solution
Our AED will enable anyone to positively impact the outcome of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) rescue by building a more robust solution that addresses the problem of SCA in its entirety.
Accessibility
Our AED will remove barriers to respond to a SCA scenario. It will be easy to purchase, easy to access in an emergency, easy to keep maintained, and most importantly easy to use effectively when it matters most.
Empowerment
Our AED will transform SCA response from an intimidating task into an accessible feat that anyone can accomplish without hesitation.
Alliance
Our network will create a community of people that can respond to SCA scenarios. We’re building a seamless system of support for SCA patients and their potential rescuers.
Latest News
January 21, 2021
Congratulations to our Winter 2021 Scholarship Winner!
EMT, aspiring half-marathoner, and President of the Girl Up and SoBear Activities Clubs, Savannah Doelfel is a neuroscience major who hopes to eventually combine her interests in medicine and law upon graduating from Brown University. We are delighted to announce that Savannah is also the recipient of the Winter 2021 Avive College Scholarship.
January 8, 2021
2020 AHA Updates on Maternal Resuscitation from Cardiac Arrest
Sudden Cardiac Arrest in pregnant women is a dangerous and complex condition owing to the presence of two patients (mother and fetus) as well as the need for immediate treatment. The newly released 2020 AHA CPR & EGG guidelines provide a framework to optimize resuscitation for in-hospital maternal cardiac arrest victims.
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