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Tools for survivors of cardiac arrest and ECMO

Small tools that each do one thing. What you type stays on your device. Nothing is sent to us.

In the moment

For the second you feel something and are not sure what it is.

  • When to call

    The warning signs that mean call 911, what to tell your care team today, and what survivors commonly report. Once opened, it works with no signal.

    Open the card
  • Is it happening again?

    A calm, step-by-step plan for the moment of fear. Add your own steps.

    Open the plan
  • Lock-screen Medical ID

    Set up your phone so responders can see who to call, even when it is locked.

    Set it up
  • Breathing

    A slow guided breath for the hard moments.

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Answers, with the sources named

Short pages on what survivors wonder about, with the sources named.

  • "Is this normal?" library

    Brain fog, chest twinges, an ICD shock, sleep, scars, anxiety, fatigue, identity, going back to work.

    Read the library
  • Back-to-life guides

    Driving, work, exercise, travel, intimacy and telling your kids. Tick, add your own, print.

    Open the guides

Prepare and keep track

What to bring, who to call, and how the week is going.

  • Questions for the cardiologist

    Pick the ones that matter, add your own, and print the list.

    Open the list
  • Wallet card

    The people to call in an emergency, to print and keep with your cards.

    Make my card
  • Today check-in

    One tap to say how your energy is, and a small step for the day.

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  • Your plan

    Visits, the people to call, and what to bring. Kept on your phone.

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  • Programs

    Gentle step-by-step programs you can come back to over time.

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  • Safety plan

    Write down what helps and who to reach, before you need it.

    Needs a free account

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Share it, and give back

For your family, your rescuer and your future self. You choose what leaves your device.

  • How you can help

    Tick what you need and share a card with family and friends.

    Make the card
  • Letter to your future self

    Write it now. It opens on your next restart day.

    Write it
  • Restart day card

    A card to share on the day your heart restarted, every year.

    Make a card
  • Pay it forward

    Find a CPR class, and write a thank-you to the person who helped you.

    Open

Clear what this app saved on this phone

Your plan steps, ticked questions, help card, letters, wallet card, check-ins and safety plan are kept only on this phone or computer, and most are not tied to an account. This button removes all of them from this device. It does not sign you out or change your account, and it cannot be undone. Removing the app, or clearing this browser’s site data, also removes them.

General information, not medical advice. Talk to your care team.