Description

Since its launch in 2010, the Urgences app has become a vital tool for safety and assistance in emergency situations. Designed for modern iOS devices, it offers a combination of advanced features and an intuitive user experience.

MAIN FEATURES

- Emergency services geolocated on an interactive map for Europe, allowing quick and precise access (Defibrillators, Pharmacies, Hospitals, Police, Firefighters, and Veterinarians).
- Urgences+ subscription offering additional geolocated services and push notifications for weather alerts.
- GPS location for quick and precise emergency calls.
- Pre-registered useful numbers for various emergencies, immediately accessible.
- Personal medical record that provides vital information, accessible even if the device is locked.
- First aid guide with illustrated instructions for emergency situations.
- Accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing, including the 114 emergency service.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

- Voted best free medical application in 2010 by Apple iTunes Rewind.
- Recognized as a leader in the Medicine category for its reliability.

COMMITMENT TO SAFETY

The Urgences app is committed to providing a comprehensive and reliable tool for managing emergency situations. Each feature is designed to ensure safety, accuracy, and accessibility, offering users the necessary tools to effectively respond to emergencies.

YOUR DAILY SAFETY COMPANION

By downloading Urgences 5.0, you equip yourself with a reliable companion to face all emergency situations. The app is designed to accompany you in your daily life, offering peace of mind and optimal preparation for unexpected situations.

For more information on Terms of Use, please check the terms at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/.

What's New in Version 5.0.2

An update focused on bug fixes:

- App crash on certain devices
- Duplicate pins on the map could appear
- Values could disappear when writing your medical record
- Texts for long-term conditions, allergies, or ongoing treatments could be hidden

Thank you Alain and Jean-François for your help