EL CAJON, Calf. (August 9, 2021)—Rescu, an emergency alert app that connects people directly to certified emergency dispatchers, has launched throughout the United States in partnership with over 30,000 local emergency agencies. Rescu is the first and only personal emergency response system (PERS) in a nonhardware platform.
Unlike 911, the Rescu app does not require speaking to a dispatcher. With Rescu, users can communicate nonverbally to an emergency dispatcher. This means a user can silently send for help in Rescu’s mobile app interface if an intruder enters their home or a user can request an ambulance in the event of a medical emergency, without needing to speak or hear. Rescu is the most efficient way to get emergency help during an emergency.
Rescu leverages the first emergency dispatch API and is the only emergency alert app that has its own private dispatch center. Pricing starts at $5 per month.
When founder Paolo Piscatelli’s father, Paul Piscatelli, had a medical emergency and called 9-1, pain made it near impossible for him to talk, delaying the arrival of an ambulance. Paul eventually got the medical attention he needed and after he recovered, he and his son were inspired to create a solution that offered a faster way to get help. They created the Rescu app that eliminates the time wasted communicating address and personal information to traditional 911 verbally on a phone call. Instead, location and other data can be pre-programmed into the app, and Rescu offers the ability to select the nature of the emergency, fire, police, or ambulance services, with just one click. The app also automatically sends a text message instantly notifying family members and emergency contacts.
Paolo Piscatelli, CEO of Rescu, said,“It took over 30 minutes for an ambulance to respond to my Dad. With heart attacks, strokes and other emergencies, a single minute can be the difference between life and death. So, we created a faster and easier way to get help during an emergency. We are grateful to the 30,000 local fire departments, police stations and ambulance networks that have partnered with us to dispatch emergency help in seconds—together, we are providing better response and safety to our communities.”
Visit rescuesaveslives.com for more information.
