New Hampshire

New Hampshire requires AED programs to register devices for tracking and oversight. Good Samaritan laws protect AED owners and users for device-related actions, but not other program aspects. AEDs are also mandatory in dialysis centers to ensure access to life-saving equipment in critical care settings.

New Hampshire Law Key Takeaways

Requirement

Summary

Good Samaritan Law

Individuals who acquire AEDs or provide aid in good faith are protected from civil liability unless gross negligence or misconduct occurs. This protection encourages prompt emergency response and strengthens community safety.

AED Training

AED owners should ensure potential users receive CPR and AED training.

AED Registration

The AED owner is required to register the device with the Department of Safety.

Dialysis Centers

Dialysis centers are required to have an AED on-site.

New Hampshire Statutes and Regulations

*Codes and regulations cited from Justia US Law.

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