ZOLL Medical

Founded in 1980 and named after Dr. Paul Zoll, a Lasker Award–winning physician known as the "Father of Modern Cardiac Therapy," ZOLL has grown into a global leader in acute critical care and related diagnostic and software tools.

Mission and purpose

• Improve outcomes for patients with serious cardiopulmonary and respiratory conditions.
• Help advance emergency care and save lives.
• Increase clinical and operational efficiencies for healthcare providers and systems.

ZOLL is an Asahi Kasei company.

Key solution areas

• Emergency and critical care – Devices, software, and services for hospitals and other healthcare organizations, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), and militaries delivering lifesaving care in critical moments.
• Cardiac management – Solutions to support the care of acute cardiac patients, including sudden cardiac death protection, optimizing heart failure management, and treating patients following an acute heart attack.
• Sleep diagnosis – Advanced diagnostic solutions that expand access to sleep apnea testing and evaluation, including FDA-cleared home sleep tests.
• Sleep therapy – Implantable, non-mask therapies to treat central sleep apnea.

Clinical capabilities

Examples of clinical capabilities supported by ZOLL technologies include:

• Defibrillation and cardiac monitoring
• Circulation enhancement and CPR feedback
• Supersaturated oxygen therapy
• Ventilation and respiratory support
• Therapeutic temperature management
• Sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment
• Data management and analytics to support clinical and operational decisions.

ZOLL provides a range of service, training, and support options to help customers deploy and use products effectively.

Service and support

ZOLL offers customer-focused support to help ensure that equipment is ready when needed and used correctly.

Examples of support options described on the website include:

• Customer Service – General assistance for product and account-related questions.
• Technical Support – Help with troubleshooting devices and addressing technical questions.
• Service programs – Options to help maintain devices and keep them functioning as intended.
• Device registration – Tools to register devices and keep product information up to date.
• Product notices and regulations – Access to regulatory information and product notices.
• Portal logins – Online portals for managing devices, data, or services.

Some support resources are described as being available 24/7; availability can vary by product, service, and region.

Education and training

ZOLL also offers:

• Online education and product resources (such as brochures and specification sheets).
• Hands-on training opportunities for clinical teams and other users.
• Access to the ZOLL E-Learning Platform for ongoing education.

These resources are intended to help clinicians, EMS and fire personnel, and lay rescuers gain confidence using ZOLL technologies and to support continuous quality improvement.

• Employees contribute to products and services that support lifesaving care in critical situations.
• Teams span engineering, clinical, sales, service, customer support, and other functions.
• The company highlights a collaborative culture where passion for helping patients and caregivers is central.

Career opportunities

The website invites prospective candidates to explore career opportunities and "Work at ZOLL," including roles connected to acute critical care technologies, software and data solutions, and customer-facing support.

For current openings, application details, and location-specific information, candidates are directed to the career resources and job listings linked from zoll.com.

• Hospitals and health systems – Including emergency departments, cardiology and electrophysiology, neurology, intensive care, pediatrics, respiratory therapy, risk management, and clinical education teams.
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and fire – Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) agencies, including those focused on documentation, management, coordination, and billing/AR optimization.
• Public safety and community organizations – Community programs, corporate workplaces, schools, sports and leisure venues, manufacturing, construction, and utilities that deploy AEDs and other public-access emergency equipment.
• Non-acute care settings – Such as physician offices, general practitioners, dentists, surgery centers, retirement and elder care facilities.
• Military and defense – Force health protection, military/civilian cooperation, military hospitals, and operational and peacekeeping missions.
• Cardiac patient management programs – Organizations supporting heart failure management and LifeVest® wearable defibrillator patients.

Across these settings, ZOLL solutions are designed to help improve emergency preparedness, support clinical decision-making, and enhance patient outcomes.

• Monitors and defibrillators – Professional monitor/defibrillators for emergency and in-hospital use.
• Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) – Public-access AEDs designed for use by both trained responders and lay rescuers.
• Automated CPR systems – Devices that provide automated, high-quality chest compressions during cardiac arrest.
• Wearable and implantable therapies – Technologies such as wearable cardioverter defibrillators to help protect patients at risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
• Ventilators and respiratory devices – Transport and critical care ventilators, including options for neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients.
• Temperature management systems – Advanced surface temperature management systems to support patients at risk of critical neurological injury.
• Sleep apnea diagnostics and therapy – Home sleep apnea testing solutions and implantable therapies for central sleep apnea.
• Software and data solutions – Applications for hospitals, EMS and fire organizations, military medical services, public-access programs, and non-acute care providers, supporting documentation, data analysis, billing, and operational performance.

Example product families mentioned on zoll.com

Examples of product families referenced on the website include (not a complete list):

• LifeVest® wearable cardioverter defibrillator
• WatchPAT® and WatchPAT ONE home sleep apnea tests
• Zenix® professional monitor/defibrillator
• AutoPulse® NXT automated CPR system
• 3100 series high frequency oscillatory ventilators
• bellavista® ventilators (such as bellavista 1000e and bellavista 1000 select)
• EMV+ portable ventilators
• LTV® series ventilators
• IQool™ Advanced Surface Temperature Management System
• ZOLL AED 3® defibrillators
• Respiratory Knowledge Portal data application system
• ZOLL® Billing and other software solutions

Product availability and regulatory status vary by country or region, and some products may not be approved, cleared, or authorized for commercial distribution in all jurisdictions.

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