Abstract: Computer-implemented method and system for improving response to medical events and bystander assistance in said medical situations. The method and system provide an interface between the person experiencing a health related event, i.e. the “user,” and someone around said person witnessing the health related event, i.e. the “bystander.” On a mobile device, the method comprises alerting a bystander to the user and the medical event they are experiencing. Providing the bystander with relevant information through an interaction between the user mobile device and bystander mobile device via a series of sequential questions and commands; therefore, letting the bystander know the type of attention the situation merits.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 6, 2024
Date of Patent:
October 27, 2026
Assignee:
BeEnabled, LLC
Inventors:
Jennifer Grace Schlegel, Anders Ian Sondergaard
Abstract: Computer-implemented method and system for improving response to medical events and bystander assistance in said medical situations. The method and system provide an interface between the person experiencing a health related event, i.e. the “user,” and someone around said person witnessing the health related event, i.e. the “bystander.” On a mobile device, the method comprises alerting a bystander to the user and the medical event they are experiencing. Providing the bystander with relevant information through an interaction between the user mobile device and bystander mobile device via a series of sequential questions and commands; therefore, letting the bystander know the type of attention the situation merits.
Abstract: Computer-implemented method and system for improving response to medical events and bystander assistance in said medical situations. The method and system provide an interface between the person experiencing a health related event, i.e. the “user,” and someone around said person witnessing the health related event, i.e. the “bystander.” On a mobile device, the method comprises alerting a bystander to the user and the medical event they are experiencing. Providing the bystander with relevant information through an interaction between the user mobile device and bystander mobile device via a series of sequential questions and commands; therefore, letting the bystander know the type of attention the situation merits.