HealthcarePatient Safety Management4HighNurse or Caregiver$ implied

Nursing home and assisted living facility staff often fail to provide critical patient history and current assessment information to EMS during 911 emergencies, causing delays and gaps in care.

Existing solutions rely on manual printing and verbal handoffs, which are time-consuming and often incomplete under pressure. No integrated system captures and shares real-time patient data with EMS.

Opp. Score

Severity

4High

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

Jul 2, 2026

Workarounds Described

Manually printing resident history packs for EMS
Relying on verbal report to EMS crews

Implied Software Gaps

Automated emergency summary generation from existing health records that updates in real-time and can be shared digitally with EMS

App Concept

CodeReady Connect

A digital pre-alert system for nursing homes and ALFs that automatically compiles and shares a resident's critical medical history, current vitals, and fall assessment with EMS en route. Replaces frantic paper printouts and forgotten details with a one-tap emergency summary.

Key Features

One-tap emergency profile generation pulling from EHR
Pre-populated fall assessment checklist (witnessed, LOC, anticoagulants)
Secure share link sent to incoming EMS crew's mobile device
Voice-to-text assistant for rapid note-taking during call
Automatic log of all 911 calls for quality improvement

Target Users: Nurses and caregivers in nursing homes and assisted living facilities of any size who must call 911 for residents

Revenue Model: $199 per facility per month SaaS subscription, with tiered pricing based on number of residents (up to 100 beds: $149/mo; 101-300: $299/mo; 300+: custom)

Existing Solutions Mentioned

Printing resident history packsVerbally reporting to EMS

Part of App Idea

SafePath: Emergency Escalation

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