GoodSAM Responder

GoodSAM LTD

About this app

The GoodSAM Responder App is a professional deployment system used by Emergency Services around the world.

GoodSAM provides a range of solutions connecting those with specific skill sets to those in need, for example:

- GoodSAM Cardiac – This system is used by ambulance services to alert those trained in resuscitation (e.g. off duty paramedics, nurses, doctors, police and fire staff) to those nearby who are likely to be in cardiac arrest. This system has saved many lives around the world.
- GoodSAM Volunteer Response – GoodSAM is a platform used by organisations such as the Royal Voluntary Service and British Red Cross.
- GoodSAM Pro – This is a professional dispatch system for community first responders and the emergency services.

The App utilises the latest in location technology and has many advanced features including a built in “radio” (Buzz) function so you can communicate with surrounding colleagues.

The GoodSAM platform has saved hundreds of lives and helped many thousands of people around the world. If you can help your community, please download the App and register under your parent organisation (or get your parent organisation on board if they are not on!).

Visit www.goodsamapp.org for more information

Please download the App and join our global community.

Ratings and reviews

good thing the only downside is when you say you want a wellfair check you don't get anything. and also when the alert go off nothing will come through if you have a smartwatch maybe something to look in to

Any chance to reduce the volume of the alert? It has just gone off for the first time and scared the living daylights out of me. At this rate, I may be one requiring assistance. Seriously, it's really piercing and would be so much better to be able to reduce the volume. Thanks for the very speedy response. Simulating an alert and reducing the volume when going off has worked (and a little embarrassed I hadn't thought of that...) Cheers

It would be good to be able to lower the siren alarm, as I imagine it's quite annoying for my neighbours and is loud enough to make me jump. I get lots of alerts, but many too far away to accept (some on the other side of the country!) I've yet to receive a genuine request for help, only endless false alarms. I'm not sure how these are being triggered, but it causes a lot of confusion when I am able to get through to the number provided.

What’s new

1) Enabling organisations to design and integrate their own survey/follow up questionnaires.
2) Enabling organisations to build their own activity outcomes.
3) Various UI improvements.