Pickleball moves fast. So do cardiac emergencies.

This AED subscription turns your courts into a prepared environment without turning staff into compliance managers. One predictable monthly fee equips your venue with a brand-new Philips HeartStart OnSite AED, ongoing readiness oversight, and automatic replacement of critical supplies after a real emergency. Players bring paddles. You provide peace of mind.

Every subscription also includes a JOOLA Tour Elite Pickleball Bag for quick transport to any court or tournament station.

Instead of juggling spreadsheets, expiration dates, and paperwork, your program runs in the background. Inspections, certifications, EMS coordination, and medical documentation are handled for you. Courts stay open. Directors stay focused on play.

What the Pickleball Compliance Subscription Covers

Equipment & Protection

• New Philips OnSite AED ready for public-access response

• Premium JOOLA Tour Elite court-side carry bag for rapid deployment

• Fully warranted for the term of the subscription

Automatic Readiness Management

• CPR certification tracking for staff and volunteers

• Scheduled inspection monitoring and alerts

• Pad and battery expiration monitoring

• Replacement pads and batteries included after real use

• Post-incident recovery support and documentation

After an Emergency Happens

• Replacement rescue supplies shipped immediately

• Event data download for medical teams

• Physician oversight and program compliance review

• Policies aligned to national response standards

• EMS registry notification to support faster dispatch coordination
  
  

Who This Is For

Facilities that want reliable preparedness without dedicating staff time to compliance:

• Indoor and outdoor pickleball clubs

• Parks & recreation courts

• HOA and community complexes

• Senior living activity courts

• Tournament venues and league operators

• Players that are focused on being prepared for emergencies

One monthly plan. Four-year term. Continuous readiness.

Because the only thing players should worry about is the next shot, not the unexpected.