Community network for cardiac emergencies
Interactive map
View visible devices in a single place and identify nearby coverage.
Accessible registration
Register devices for community spaces, organizations, and institutions.
Local impact
Make it easier for someone to find help nearby during a critical moment.
With your help, we can save lives.
AuxilioRCP connects people, companies, and institutions with registered AED devices to enable a faster, more visible, and better coordinated response during a cardiac emergency. Our mission is to help more devices stay easy to locate and available when they are truly needed.
Explore the coverage
24/7
Find the nearest AED
Public
Private
Mobile
Your help can make the difference
Register it and make it visible to your community.
Your help can make the difference
Register it and make it visible to your community.
Why it matters
Better preparedness begins with visible devices and a stronger connected network.
AuxilioRCP does more than display devices on a map. It also strengthens a support network where communities, companies, and institutions can register defibrillators, improve local coverage, and encourage a more organized, human, and timely response.
Core value
What AuxilioRCP brings to your community or organization
Immediate location
It helps people find nearby defibrillators and clearly understand the coverage available in an area.
Better coordinated response
It helps people, response teams, companies, and institutions act with better references during an emergency.
Greater device visibility
It turns a registered AED into a more visible, locatable, and useful resource for anyone who may need it nearby.
Social proof
A network that can already communicate its coverage and impact more clearly.
Use cases
Who can benefit most from the platform right now
Companies
Make your AEDs visible, improve internal response protocols, and provide clearer references for staff and visitors.
Schools
Locate devices across campus and strengthen preparedness for staff, teachers, and the school community.
Gyms and sports centers
Keep your devices visible in high-activity spaces where a rapid response is critical.
Citizens and response teams
Check nearby coverage, identify access conditions, and help register devices in your area.
How it works
A clearer experience to register, locate, and strengthen the support network
Explore the map
Find registered devices, review their access type, and identify areas where coverage is still missing.
Register your device
Add an AED with its basic information so it becomes visible within the AuxilioRCP network.
Strengthen your environment
Promote preparedness, training, and local support around devices that can save lives.
FAQ
The essentials to understand how device visibility and registration work
Do I need an account to view the map?
No. You can find the map on this site, but to view full details you do need to sign in so you can see the exact location, directions, relevant device information, and other details.
Who can register an AED?
Companies, institutions, schools, gyms, response teams, or anyone responsible for a device who wants to make it visible within the network, as well as any person who comes across one in daily life. Community registrations must be validated before they appear on the map.
Can both public and private devices be registered?
Yes. The platform can distinguish between public access, private access, and other operating conditions for each device.
Can I update the information later?
Yes. The goal is to keep location, references, and device information as up to date as possible so the data remains useful. However, if the device was registered by the community, some validations are required before the update takes effect. If you have a company plan or a training-center plan with your own devices, that validation is not required.
Registration guide
How to register a community device step by step
This section works as a quick usage guide for community registrations. I also left visual placeholders so you can later add screenshots or images from the app flow.
Step 1
Stand next to the device before you begin
To register a community device correctly, it is best to be physically at the location. This helps capture real coordinates and document the environment more accurately.
Step 2
Complete the essential registration details
During registration, the app asks for information that helps identify the device, locate it clearly, and understand its access conditions.
Be at the device location to capture coordinates.
Device address.
1 image of the device.
1 image of the area or building where it is located.
A name to identify it.
A description of how to reach it within the site or building.
Company name if it belongs to one, as an optional field.
Public or private classification based on its actual access conditions.
Available accessories such as extra pads, infant pads, scissors, a mask, naloxone, or a bleeding-control kit.
Step 3
Submit the registration and consider validation
Once submitted, a community registration may require validation before it is published or before updates appear on the map. This helps maintain data quality and reliability.
How to understand a private device
A private device is one that requires special access or is located in a restricted or hard-to-reach area, such as a boarding zone, company facility, government building, or any controlled-access point.
How to understand a public device
A public device is one located in an easy-access space, such as a shopping plaza, park, bus stop, public airport areas, train stations, bus terminals, schools, public buildings, cinemas, or theaters.
Next step
Make your AED easy to find when it is truly needed.
If you already have a device, registering it takes very little time and can make a huge difference in a critical situation. Make it visible and join a network focused on saving lives.
For companies and institutions
Turn your response infrastructure into a network that is more visible, organized, and actionable.
If your organization already has devices, the next step is not just having them, but ensuring they are clearly located, identified, and ready to support a faster response.
Device visibility by site or facility
Better reference points for staff, response teams, and visitors
A clearer base for training, maintenance, and follow-up
Android app
AuxilioRCP
Take the map and the AuxilioRCP network with you from Google Play.
The app is currently available for Android.
Available for Android
Quick map access
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Currently available for Android devices.