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Everyone's Worst Fear: An Unanticipated Emergency.
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An estimated 25 to 30 million people (source: https://www.nhtsa.gov/) are injured (including 2.3 million in car accidents in current yearly reports according to information published by Value Penguin.com) and many of the injured are transported to emergency care centers to receive treatment in the US each year by Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs). During this transportation, EMTs administer care procedures to diminish pain and discomfort.
Medical Records Helps EMT Provide Better Emergency Care for a one-time cost of $4.99
MedicalRecordsEMT provides new data links that help an Emergency Management Team (EMT) provide more informed care when a person is injured in an automobile accident, a fall, fainting or stumbling. The data, stored on the person's encrypted Android or iPhone, includes ID, doctors names, insurance, emergency contacts, pre-existing medical conditions, prescription drugs being taken, inherited diseases, blood type, medical, surgical, vaccination and implants histories, and the name of a preferred local hospital.
The MedRecordsEMTAPP stores a user's medical records on a mobile phone for access in the event of an automobile accident.
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Features.
Facilitates Better
Emergency Care
This new type of Emergency Alert System helps an Emergency Management Team (EMT) provide more informed emergency care when a person is injured in an unanticipated emergency such as a car or machinery accident, a socially abhorrent encounter, or an injury caused by a fall, fainting or stumbling. The information stored on the person's encrypted Android or iPhone includes ID, doctors' names, insurance, emergency contacts, pre-existing medical conditions, prescription drugs being taken, inherited diseases, blood type, medical, surgical, vaccination, and implant histories, and a preferred local hospital.
Low Cost
The Medical Records EMT app does not require any hardware (with attending maintenance charges). It's all on a user's cell phone. It is available for a one-time charge of $4.99, saving users several hundred dollars each year.
An Ideal Gift
The Medical Records EMT app is inexpensive and useful for people of any age, making it an ideal gift for birthdays and holidays. And, for an elderly or disabled person on a limited income, it is a wonderful app to own. Buy one for yourself and give it as a gift to a loved one. Available now in the Google Play Store or Apple APP Store. Remember, no hardware to buy or maintenance charges. It's all on a user's cell phone for a low one-time charge of $4.99.
Medical Records EMT is uploaded as an APP on an iPhone or Android phone; it is available in the Apple APP Store and the Google Play Store and is accessible worldwide, wherever Apple and Google maintain servers.
Airtight
Security
Your protected information never leaves your phone. It is not stored on servers or accessible to anyone unless they have access to your passcode, fingerprint, or facial recognition.
Worldwide
Availability
MedRecords EMT's mission is to revolutionize Medical Alert Systems.
We envision making an affordable medical alert system available to as many as possible of the 8 billion people in the world today by eliminating central station hardware, associated maintenance and recurring monthly charges, all of which combined usually add up to hundreds of dollars (or other currency equivalents) per year for users.
The MedRecords EMT alert system is available worldwide (wherever Android and Apple Servers are deployed) for a one-time charge of $4.99, making the system affordable for significantly more people, including elderly, handicapped or financially challenged people around the world wanting, or in need of, a Medical Alert System.
Why is MedRecords EMT (MRE) better than other emergency alert systems?
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MRE is an APP designed to function without the need for a central station or any other hardware except a cell phone.
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MRE works using wireless technology supported by Apple and Google servers, facilitating access in most countries worldwide.
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MRE is designed to store information, such as a user's medical records, ID, insurance information, emergency contacts, doctors' names, and the name of the user's preferred local hospital.
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MRE does not require the type of routine maintenance needed to keep equipment-based systems functioning.
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MRE is available for a one-time charge of $4.99; central station-based systems charge above $200.00 for the central station, plus the monthly payments to maintain the system ranging from $19.95 to $59.95 per month, leading to annual charges amounting to several hundred dollars.
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MRE is designed to utilize built-in encryption and SOS features available on cell phones.
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MRE is useful for users of all ages who may require an EMT's care following an accidental injury during a car or machinery accident, an abhorrent social encounter, or an injury caused by a fall, fainting, or stumbling.
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MRE is inexpensive, making it an ideal gift for loved ones of any age for birthdays or holidays.
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MRE is a wonderful app to own for elderly or disabled people on a fixed income.
How to use the app.
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Download the App.
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Enter your information.
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Set up the SOS feature on your cell phone.
Click on either icon for instructions to set up the SOS function on your phone.
Satisfied
Customers
"I set MedRecords EMT up for my mother, and it is hands down the best concept for Emergency treatment. Not only do the local EMTs get notified, but I also do too, and the EMTs have everything they need to care for my mother, including her preferred hospital!"
Joan Marks
"I worry about my son and the chance of an anaphylactic reaction when I am not around. He is sensitive to many medications, and MedRecords EMT allows me to quickly update his records and store them on his phone for the EMTs. He always has his phone with him; now, I have some peace of mind. Thank you!"
Raymond Souza
"I was in a terrible car accident last year. Unfortunately, I am also allergic to latex. The EMTs did not know of my allergy, and the reaction severely complicated my treatment. I wish I had MedRecords EMT last year. What a difference it would have made. Now I am protected!"
Maggie Stalk