Lifeguard App
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Lifeguard App v2 integrates advanced technology with the most powerful human instinct – the desire to live. Using the evan Platform, we’ve developed a versatile smartphone app that automatically connects a user to emergency responders if the user becomes unconscious or unable to function. Importantly, Lifeguard App, using the evan platform technology, arms the emergency responders with information critical to the success of emergency intervention. Download Lifeguard App today on iOS or Android.
Benefits of the evan Platform include:
Comprehensive Data Security
Canada & US Regulatory-Compliant
Two-Way Communication
Geo-Targeted Notifications
Urban Density Response
Remote/Rural Response
Introducing All-New Features
Designed to Help Keep Users Safe
Lifeguard App v2
CPR Guide
The latest version includes a step-by-step guide on how to administer CPR if someone you are with becomes unresponsive or stops breathing.
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Naloxone Guide
Proven to save the lives of those experiencing an opioid overdose, we’ve included an easy to follow guide on how to properly administer Naloxone.
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How-To Guide
In moments where every second counts, we want to make sure that people are able to use Lifeguard App as quickly and easily as possible.
Lifeguard App v2
Crisis Line
Lifeguard App v2 is able to directly-dial your local Crisis line in times of need – both from the main menu, as well as the active timer screen.
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811 Nurses Line
The latest version of Lifeguard App lets users connect with their local nurses line, to help them answer any of their health-related questions.
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Suicide Prevention
We believe that the desire to live is the most powerful human instinct. Users can connect with their local suicide prevention line in times of need.
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Additional Options for Extending the Timer
Sometimes, we could all use just a little bit more time. That’s why Lifeguard App v2 gives users more control over how much time they need before the alarm sounds, with the option to add an additional 1, 3, or 5 minutes to the active timer.
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Critical User Details for Emergency Services
In overdose situations, every second counts – and the more information emergency services has, the better chance there is of saving a life. In Lifeguard App v2, the alarm screen now shows the name of the user, as well as the drug they have potentially overdosed on.
One Step Closer to Reversing the Opioid Crisis
Lifeguard App has received the enthusiastic approval of both the drug users and first responders, and was directly acknowledged to prevent multiple overdose/toxicity events. No other product promises to quickly, effectively, and inexpensively revolutionize the approach to controlling and reversing the opioid crisis. evan’s solution is ready-for-deployment to emergency health services anywhere in the world. It is equally well suited for use in rural/remote communities without any realistic access to EMS.
evan’s patent-pending technology solution can be configured so that overdose alerts can reach community first-responders or volunteers.
Partnered with Microsoft
Developing Lifeguard App & VERS
The Virtual Emergency Response System (VERS) on the evan platform, is a complete system to keep people safer in low barrier housing with WIFI-enabled tablets, connected to a responder panel at the front desk of the various living units.
Lifeguard App and VERS is designed for use by high risk groups living in controlled environments such as social or temporary housing, and is currently installed at various sites throughout BC. The app is accessed hundreds of times daily by clients and we have documented 9 lives saved in the first 60 days of piloting. VERS functions as a digital harm reduction tool that allows people who use drugs to consume more safely — the intent is to reduce harm and save lives.
With permission and control by the person who is using drugs, in the event of an emergency, the application simultaneously alerts the in-house responder panel at a front desk and Emergency Responder dispatch services. At this point trained personnel can intervene with an antagonist such as Naloxone and can often revive people in the early stage of a toxicity event and then can accept or decline assistance from emergency service providers.
Lifeguard App has been developed in cooperation with British Columbia Emergency Health Services, a world leader in emergency response operating at the heart of the opioid crisis. It has been extensively tested over a two-year period, in real world trials involving real people, using real drugs, in their own environments.