Together we can Save Lives
A rec centre. An arena. A school. When you look around and see a MIKEY defibrillator on the wall, you know that together we can save lives. With your generous support, over 2,700 MIKEYs have been placed in publicly-accessible areas. These portable, user-friendly devices automatically diagnose life-threatening heart rhythms and can increase someone’s chance of survival by up to 50 per cent. With the help of public access defibrillation, hundreds of lives have been saved. Together we can continue to save lives.
We are counting on all the different ways MIKEYs are making a difference
Number of schools with MIKEYs
People trained on CPR/AED
MIKEYs (AEDs) Placed
People saved by Mikey!
Mikey’s Kids families
We are counting on all the different ways MIKEYs are making a difference
Number of schools with MIKEYs
People trained on CPR/AED
MIKEYs (AEDs) Placed
People saved by Mikey!
Mikey’s Kids families
Our Mikey Programs make a difference
The Mikey Network works to promote heart healthy lifestyles, and is committed to placing MIKEYs (Automatic External Defibrillators) in high-risk locations to help people affected by sudden cardiac arrest. We have a number of programs that provide education, training, and of course life-saving MIKEYs in as many high-risk, high-need locations as possible.
Testimonials
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network.
“While nearing the finish of the Toronto Half Marathon, I collapsed. Within seconds, a police officer, two off duty doctors and a trainee paramedic were on scene. …
Two paramedics on bicycles arrived carrying a portable AED which had been provided by The Mikey Network. The pads were applied and I was shocked once. My heart started and I was transported to St Mikes Hospital. I’m so thankful that Mikey AED was available!”
-Toronto Police Officer, Andrew Rosbrook
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network, with Mikey Network Chairman, Hugh Heron.
Testimonials
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network, with Mikey Network Chairman, Hugh Heron.
“While nearing the finish of the Toronto Half Marathon, I collapsed. Within seconds, a police officer, two off duty doctors and a trainee paramedic were on scene. …
Two paramedics on bicycles arrived carrying a portable AED which had been provided by The Mikey Network. The pads were applied and I was shocked once. My heart started and I was transported to St Mikes Hospital. I’m so thankful that Mikey AED was available!”
-Toronto Police Officer, Andrew Rosbrook
Educational Apps
For victims of cardiac arrest, immediate CPR and early defibrillation can more than double their chance for survival. That’s why The Mikey Network developed our education apps as an easy and convenient way to teach people CPR and how to use an AED. High school students can even earn the volunteer hours they need to graduate while gaining this life-saving knowledge.
The Mikey Network Blog
Together we can Save Lives
A rec centre. An arena. A school. When you look around and see a MIKEY defibrillator on the wall, you know that together we can save lives. With your generous support, over 2,700 MIKEYs have been placed in publicly-accessible areas. These portable, user-friendly devices automatically diagnose life-threatening heart rhythms and can increase someone’s chance of survival by up to 50 per cent. With the help of public access defibrillation, hundreds of lives have been saved. Together we can continue to save lives.
We are counting on all the different ways MIKEYs are making a difference
Number of schools with MIKEYs
People trained on CPR/AED
MIKEYs (AEDs) Placed
People saved by Mikey!
Mikey’s Kids families
We are counting on all the different ways MIKEYs are making a difference
Number of schools with MIKEYs
People trained on CPR/AED
MIKEYs (AEDs) Placed
People saved by Mikey!
Mikey’s Kids families
Our Mikey Programs make a difference
The Mikey Network works to promote heart healthy lifestyles, and is committed to placing MIKEYs (Automatic External Defibrillators) in high-risk locations to help people affected by sudden cardiac arrest. We have a number of programs that provide education, training, and of course life-saving MIKEYs in as many high-risk, high-need locations as possible.
Testimonials
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network.
“While nearing the finish of the Toronto Half Marathon, I collapsed. Within seconds, a police officer, two off duty doctors and a trainee paramedic were on scene. …
Two paramedics on bicycles arrived carrying a portable AED which had been provided by The Mikey Network. The pads were applied and I was shocked once. My heart started and I was transported to St Mikes Hospital. I’m so thankful that Mikey AED was available!”
-Toronto Police Officer, Andrew Rosbrook
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network, with Mikey Network Chairman, Hugh Heron.
Testimonials
Ajethan Ramachandranathan and Andrew Rosbrook, both of whom were saved by portable defibrillators placed by The Mikey Network, with Mikey Network Chairman, Hugh Heron.
“While nearing the finish of the Toronto Half Marathon, I collapsed. Within seconds, a police officer, two off duty doctors and a trainee paramedic were on scene. …
Two paramedics on bicycles arrived carrying a portable AED which had been provided by The Mikey Network. The pads were applied and I was shocked once. My heart started and I was transported to St Mikes Hospital. I’m so thankful that Mikey AED was available!”
-Toronto Police Officer, Andrew Rosbrook
Educational Apps
For victims of cardiac arrest, immediate CPR and early defibrillation can more than double their chance for survival. That’s why The Mikey Network developed our education apps as an easy and convenient way to teach people CPR and how to use an AED. High school students can even earn the volunteer hours they need to graduate while gaining this life-saving knowledge.