Description
The Mobilize Public Access rescue station puts four complete individual trauma kits inside one carry case, so several bystanders can treat several victims at once during a mass casualty event. Each kit is color-coded and numbered to match the free Mobilize Rescue phone app, which guides untrained responders through bleeding control step by step.
- Four kits in one case – individual trauma kits distribute to multiple responders simultaneously
- App-guided care – any smartphone with the Mobilize Rescue app becomes the instruction screen
- STOP THE BLEED approved – Mobilize kits meet the recognized bleeding control standard
- Color-coded supplies – numbered organization speeds finding the right item under stress
Main Description
Mass casualty events break the one-kit-one-victim model, and the Public Access station is ZOLL's answer: a single wall-ready case containing four individual bleeding control kits that can be handed out in seconds. Hartford Consensus findings underpin the design, since immediate bystander bleeding control is what prevents deaths before EMS arrives. Responders open the Mobilize Rescue app on their own phones for just-in-time instructions keyed to the same color-coded, numbered supplies. Venues from schools and arenas to houses of worship and office towers use public access stations to make bleeding control as available as AEDs. The station format also simplifies readiness checks, because one case inspection covers four kits.
Features and Benefits
Multi-Victim Design
- Four independent kits – each carry case holds four individual trauma kits for simultaneous response
- Bystander multiplication – multiple untrained responders can treat multiple victims at the same time
- Consensus-based design – the Hartford Consensus case for public bleeding control informs the station format
Guidance and Organization
- Phone app instructions – the Mobilize Rescue app gives step-by-step directions on any smartphone
- Color-coded and numbered – supplies match app prompts so items are found quickly
- STOP THE BLEED approved – the kit line carries the recognized bleeding control approval
Product Specifications
Kit
- Configuration: Public Access rescue station, carry case with four individual trauma kits
- Guidance: Mobilize Rescue phone app (responder smartphone)
- Purpose: Severe bleeding treatment for multiple victims
- Approval: STOP THE BLEED approved kit line
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Why Choose This Product
AEDs taught venues to equip for one victim at a time. The Public Access station applies the same public-placement logic to bleeding, the leading preventable cause of trauma death, and multiplies it by four kits per station.
- Treat four victims at once – distributed kits match how mass casualty events actually unfold
- No training prerequisite – app guidance plus color coding lets any bystander start bleeding control
- Simple readiness checks – one station inspection verifies four kits at a single location
- Pairs with AED placement – stations mount logically beside the AED cabinets venues already maintain
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can one Public Access station support?
Each carry case contains four individual trauma kits. Four responders can each take a kit and treat a victim simultaneously, which is the scenario the station is designed for.
Do responders need the tablet version of the app?
No, Public Access guidance runs through the Mobilize Rescue phone app on any smartphone rather than a built-in tablet. ZOLL encourages stakeholders to download the app ahead of an emergency so it is ready on their phones.
What kinds of injuries are the kits meant for?
The kits target severe bleeding, the focus of the STOP THE BLEED program and the Hartford Consensus recommendations. Supplies are organized and numbered to match the app instructions for bleeding control.
Where should a Public Access station be installed?
Venues place them where crowds gather and response time matters: schools, arenas, workplaces, transit hubs, and houses of worship. Placement beside existing AED cabinets is a common pattern.
Are the kits STOP THE BLEED approved?
Yes, ZOLL states that all Mobilize kits are STOP THE BLEED approved, across the Comprehensive, Compact and Public Access configurations. The program is widely recognized as the standard for bleeding control best practice.
Packaging and Ordering
Sold as listed: ea (SKU 8911-005000-01). The package format for part 8911-005000-01 is stated exactly as the distributor lists it.
