Apple iPhone Card

Tuesday, July 15th 2008 - 21:10 CEST - Comments: 0

P olka, the first and only secure aggregation and collaboration service for managing health, announced its new iPhone Emergency Card application is available on the Apple Application Store. Polka’s iPhone Emergency Card provides essential life-saving information on the extremely popular Apple iPhone and iPod touch devices.

 

 

Important health and contact information

Polka's iPhone Emergency Card stores users' important health and contact information securely and makes it accessible anytime, anywhere, and when they need it most during the critical moments of an emergency. Too often, hospital and doctors' IT systems are diverse and unconnected, creating a scenario where a patient's basic information must be collected from scratch. A simple, yet possibly life-saving, solution like the iPhone Emergency Card provides vital information at users' and emergency technicians' fingertips.

 

 

Apple Application Store

"Polka's iPhone Emergency Card is as vital as your ID and iPhone because it provides the opportunity to convey important personal health information instantly when you need it most," said Mike Kirkwood, founder and CEO, Polka. "We're delighted with the opportunity to leverage the most powerful communication device the world has ever seen and the revolutionary Apple App Store to deliver an application that has life-saving capabilities."

 

 

 

Apple iPhone Emergency Card

iPhone and iPod touch users can create the iPhone Emergency Card in a matter of minutes, and detail important personal information, including emergency contacts, blood type, allergies to food or medications, and more. Users can access maps to nearest hospitals and medical centers seamlessly within the application. In addition, iPhone users can print a wallet-sized version of their card as a back-up and hard copy. Polka's iPhone Emergency Card for the iPhone and iPod touch is available worldwide for $2.99 today.

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