Functional even on a locked phone
Medical personnel are trained to look for a cell phone and find ICE contacts if the situation calls for it. Typically, a locked phone that requires a passcode to access means they will not know who to call.
With Einstein's ICE App, your key emergency contact person's name and phone number are displayed as a banner on your phone's wallpaper. Medical personnel will know who to call even if your phone requires a passcode.
Two Emergency Contact slots
There are slots ready for you to fill in with the names and phone numbers of your primary and secondary contacts. A photo of each can also appear next to the information.
As you fill in the contact information, you will also be given the option to display the name and phone number as a banner on your phone's wallpaper.
Declare your medical conditions
Medical personnel may need to know a bit more about you after absorbing your ICE contact information. Upon loading up the app, they'll see the following message: “The owner of this phone has the following conditions:”
From arthritis to vertigo, medical personnel will be aware of any conditions you have.
Declare your medications, display map to Einstein facilities
Much like your medical conditions, your medications could be vital information to medical personnel. Find the medications you're taking from the extensive list on Einstein's ICE App.
Finally, a map to Einstein facilities will be displayed based on your phone's current location.