RedMed

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Name

RedMed

Birth Date —

Allergies —

Current Medications —

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Tap ~1–2″ from the band · data stays in #d= on this phone

ACQUIRING GPS

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Accuracy ––

Crash detect only while this page is open. Not Apple Crash Detection. SOS · Locate Me is this phone's siren.

Call 112

SEIZURE

0:00

Call 112 At 5:00

Roadside First Response

Turn on hazards. Don't move injured — unless fire or traffic danger.
Check breathing. Tilt head, lift chin. If no pulse — start CPR.
Press hard on bleeding. Don't lift to check. Add cloth on top.
Keep them warm and still. Talk to them. Note time of injury.

What To Tell 112

Your exact location — read the GPS coordinates above.
Number of people injured and visible injuries.
If anyone is unconscious or not breathing.
Stay on the line — let the dispatcher guide you.

🏥Nearby Hospitals

🚗Crash & Head

🩸Bleeding

🫁Not Breathing

❤️Choking

⚡Shock

🌡️Burns · Cold · Heat

🧠Seizure

First-aid reference only. Not medical advice and not a substitute for emergency dispatch. Call emergency services and follow their instructions.

Local only once tap — no RedMed servers. No Bluetooth · passive HF NFC. Call uses system tel: only (no profile, no GPS on the call). Nearby hospitals in the app asks Apple Maps on this phone. On a band tap in a browser, hospital search sends coordinates to OpenStreetMap Overpass (overpass-api.de). Neither is a RedMed upload.

RedMed

No Medical ID On This Page

Allergies —

Current Medications —

Medical Conditions —

Notes

Emergency Contacts

Roadside First Response

What To Tell 112