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Free District Planning Tool

How many bleeding control stations does your district need?

Answer a few quick questions and get a recommended number of Stop the Bleed stations and where to place them — then request a PO-ready quote built around your answer.

What this estimate is based on — draft placement variables, confirmed with True Rescue's field methodology on every quote
  • Reach standard: a station within ~1 min of any spot (severe bleeding can be fatal in 2–5 min)
  • Per-floor coverage: 1 station on every floor, every building
  • High-risk areas: +1 station at each area selected
  • Large campuses: +1 per building above 2,000 students/staff
  • Kits per station: 8 Stop the Bleed kits per cabinet
  • Existing AEDs: co-locate kits in combined cabinets

Your buildings

Bleeding control kits go on every floor — unlike AEDs, minutes matter more.
Helps us size larger campuses. Leave blank if unsure.

High-risk areas on site

Yes
No / not sure
If yes, we recommend co-locating kits with your AEDs in combined cabinets.
4bleeding control stations recommended
≈ 32 individual Stop the Bleed kits (8-kit stations)
Why this many? Stations are placed so any spot is within about a one-minute reach — tighter than AEDs, because severe bleeding can be fatal in 2–5 minutes. That means one on every floor, plus one at each high-risk area.
Get a PO-ready quote for this setup →

Starting estimate. True Rescue confirms the exact plan for your buildings and your state’s mandate.