Trusted across Australia, including by community groups protecting shared spaces
WHO WE ARE
Indigenous-owned, paramedic-led, here for community groups protecting shared spaces
Different sectors have different defibrillator needs, and community halls, libraries, parks and shared spaces (where a broad public benefits) sit at the higher end of risk. Integrity Health & Safety was founded by Liam Harte and Brad Goodwin, two ICU-trained paramedics who served with the Australian Defence Force here and overseas, so we have first-hand experience with the kinds of emergencies these settings actually produce. We are Indigenous-owned, Supply Nation accredited, active members of the Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance, and appointed to South Australia's Whole of Government Defibrillator Panel, and we tailor every recommendation to the site in front of us.
Communities thrive on shared responsibility. Placing a Publicly Accessible Defibrillator (PAD) declares you're ready to help. Everyday people can use it in everyday emergencies. That openness strengthens communities. When you install one with us, you strengthen the safety net. You're also supporting our Social Impact Commitment, which funds First Aid, CPR, immunisation and leadership scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses.
Community defibrillator planning involves more than device procurement. We advise on placement strategy, community training programs, maintenance protocols and pad replacement cycles that serve your specific population.
Community-Ready Defibrillators
For community groups protecting shared spaces, here are two AEDs we often suggest among other options. The HeartHero Elliot's Bluetooth connectivity enables device location mapping for community awareness. The ZOLL AED 3's WiFi management system integrates with community health coordinators for shared accountability.
HeartHero Elliot Fully Automatic Defibrillator
$1,395.00
Community groups benefit from Elliot's go-anywhere portability and accessible design. The lightest fully automatic AED empowers untrained community members to act. Step-by-step guidance and one-button operation mean minimal training overhead. Bluetooth mapping lets coordinators track shared device locations.
Community safety starts with accessible defibrillators. The ZOLL AED 3 delivers automatic shock therapy with real-time CPR coaching for untrained responders. Wi-Fi connectivity means your community defibrillator is always monitored—compliance becomes automatic. Seven-year durability handles community-use frequency. Lightweight design enables flexible placement.
Roughly 25,000 Australians suffer sudden cardiac arrest outside hospitals annually. Survival falls by ten per cent per minute without shock therapy. Community spaces host diverse populations facing equal cardiac risk—a shared defibrillator becomes shared protection, equalising survival odds for everyone who passes through.
A community defibrillator from Integrity Health & Safety gives you:
Speed when it counts
Speed at the moment of crisis. A community defibrillator chosen and sited for your sector responds to your kinds of emergencies, not someone else's.
Confidence for any community
No clinical background, no problem. Audio guidance and CPR prompts coach any willing bystander through the response.
Peace of mind in your community
When cardiac arrest strikes, it most often does so at home. For community groups protecting shared spaces, knowing a community defibrillator is within reach is a quiet kind of confidence.
Compliance support
Starting 1 January 2026, defibrillators are mandatory for South Australian private-sector businesses. For community groups protecting shared spaces with SA exposure, a community defibrillator starts to look essential.
Competitive Pricing
Site-hopping teams, vehicles, sports clubs, building sites, boats and caravans rely on a community defibrillator that can move with the work.
How to choose the right community defibrillator for your sector
The right community defibrillator depends on your sector's specific exposure, your foot traffic, and how the device will be used and maintained.
For mobile use with a community defibrillator: the HeartHero Elliot. 680 grams, IP66-rated, six-year warranty.
For shared-space community defibrillator use: the ZOLL AED 3. Coaches the rescuer through CPR while the device handles the rest.
For multi-location community defibrillator deployments: blend the two, with a single monitoring view.
Still weighing up the right setup for your community defibrillator? Our paramedic team has used these devices in emergencies. We will audit your existing devices, batteries and pads and recommend the right setup at no cost.
In line with our commitments towards Indigenous enterprise engagement we selected Integrity Health & Safety to supply our defibrillators. Their professional advice, fast service and competitive pricing made the decision easy. The portable units have been rolled out across our sites without a single issue.
- National Procurement Manager, Confirmed AED Purchaser
Common community defibrillator questions
How can communities improve survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest?
What is the price range for a community defibrillator in Australia?
Are community defibrillators legal to own and use in Australia?
Where is the best place to store a community defibrillator?
What's included with a community defibrillator from Integrity Health & Safety?
Community defibrillators are crucial—survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest drop significantly without immediate access to an AED. We help community groups install devices and recommend our 10-minute online training to empower locals to respond effectively in an emergency.
For a community defibrillator specifically: typical prices range from around $1,400 to $3,000, depending on brand, features and warranty. The HeartHero Elliot is currently $1,395, and the ZOLL AED 3 Fully Automatic is $2,895 with free shipping. Bulk pricing is available for businesses purchasing multiple units. Talk to our team for a tailored quote.
On the legality of a community defibrillator: yes. Defibrillators are legal to buy and use in Australia, and no licence is required. All AEDs sold by Integrity Health & Safety are listed on the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, and so they meet the safety and performance standards expected for medical devices in Australia.
Any community defibrillator should be kept somewhere visible, easy to reach, and away from extreme temperatures or moisture. Popular placements include reception desks, kitchens, vehicles, gym bags, club rooms and home hallways. Devices like the HeartHero Elliot (IP66 rated) can also live in less protected spots such as boats, utes and tradie work vans.
All community defibrillators we sell comes with a manufacturer warranty between six and seven years, depending on the model. On top of that, we offer free pre-purchase advice, free audits of any existing kit, optional training and ongoing support. Our paramedic team has used these devices in real rescue events, so the advice you get is grounded in real-world experience.
Ready to discuss your community defibrillator? Talk to our team
Rolling out community defibrillators across one or multiple neighborhoods? Our paramedic-trained specialists partner with you. Included consultation, no-cost site analysis, free delivery nationwide.
Training and Assessment is delivered on behalf of Healthcorp RTO and ABC First Aid RTO ID number 3399
Property Council of Australia Health & Safety Partner QLD, NSW and SA
Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance
Training and Assessment is delivered on behalf of Healthcorp RTO ID number 91222 and ABC First Aid RTO ID number 3399 Health & Safety Partner QLD, NSW and SAAustralian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance
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