In the event of a cardiac arrest, the first few minutes are crucial. But what happens until the ambulance arrives on site? ASB SCHOCKT alerts registered first aiders in the area, navigates them to the scene and, if necessary, provides life-saving first aid until the emergency services arrive.

When the 112 emergency call is received, the rescue control center informs about the emergency directly via the ASB SCHOCKT app, so that possible helpers can be on site quickly. The connection to the control centers is taking place gradually throughout Germany.

ASB SCHOCKT also shows the nearest defibrillator (Defi) and provides support with first aid measures on site. If resuscitation is necessary to help an unconscious person who is not breathing, an automatic external defibrillator (AED) can also be used by laypeople to provide first aid on site.

Together with a community of volunteers, the ASB is creating a Germany-wide directory of defibrillators so that everyone can save lives in an emergency. Defi locations can be reported directly in the app. Install the app now and become part of the rescue chain.

Now install ASB SCHOCKT and:
• Call the emergency
• Alerting as a first responder (registration required)
• Report and find Defis (AED) locations
• First aid step-by-step: instructions for cardiac arrest

Attention: Alarms are only available where there is cooperation with the respective control centers.