Life-saving information at your fingertips
Get Ready to save a life!
This cloud-based program was developed to provide immediate access to emergency information to provide life-saving care while waiting for emergency services to arrive. Available in your browser and our convenient mobile companion app.
- Give it to your staff
- Use as a fundraiser
- Get it in the hands of your community
First-Aid Treatment Information
This program provides over 80 short 30-second “how to” videos, covering a full range of first aid treatment scenarios, such as:
- Perform CPR and use an AED
- Stop bleeding
- Give Narcan and an EpiPen
- Help someone who is choking
COVID-19 Infection Prevention and Control
- Hand Sanitizing
- Hand Washing
- Donning and doffing of gloves and masks
- Self-isolation
- Self-screening
- Social distancing
Emergency Procedures
This is much more than your average First Aid program. Step-by-step instructions will guide you through disaster situations and emergencies such as:
- A person with a weapon
- Fire
- Tornado
- Bomb
- Vehicle attack
Mobile Companion App
For your convenience and safety in mind, the mobile version includes these features:
- Convenient voice-command search for ease of use in stressful situations
- Call 911 directly from the app
- Flashlight and strobe
- Personal alarm
- Your location
- Camera
Get Ready First Aide Platform
Introduction Get Ready First Aide Platform
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Official Guidelines and Standards
The information provided within the platform meets the guidelines established by Health Canada, Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation (HSF), American Heart Association (AHA) Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), Centre for Disease Control (CDC), Public Safety Canada, and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Easily switch between English and French within the application.
Disclaimer
This platform supports a first aider in a medical or emergency situation and is not intended as a substitute for First Aid and CPR training. Get Ready Online Inc. encourages everyone to participate in First Aid and CPR training. In the event where a first aider is unsure of what to do, Emergency Medical Services (call 9-1-1) should be contacted.
Testimonials
“This program has been a game changer for my students and my company. As a First Aid and CPR Training organization we hope to teach a student well enough that they feel confident and ready to respond in an emergency.
But in reality, very little of what they learned is retained without rigorous hands on practice. This is why I am so excited by the Get Ready™ First Aide Platform, it provides students with the answers they need in an emergency. Students feel its like having a second rescuer with them that knows exactly what to do with over 70 short precise videos quickly found by voice activation. We use the app during training, so students become familiar with it and know how to use it as a tool. Upon retraining students, it has been so nice to hear all the scenarios this app has assisted with.”
Lisa Swatogor
CEO
CERT
I am an adult rec-league hockey player and was participating in a one-day tournament yesterday. In the game before ours there was a major collision and 2 guys crashed heavily into the boards.
The one guy who got the worst of it had badly injured his shoulder and needed to go to the hospital.
Remembering I had the Get Ready Emergency App I quickly and easily navigated to find out how to properly apply a sling to stabilize his injury for the car ride. The video talked us through it perfectly. I heard back later from his wife that it was a broken collar bone. She was thankful for the good work with the sling.
I have never had any first aid training but there in the palm of my hand was all I needed to make a difference and help an injured person.
Thank you for creating this brilliant app!
Edward B
