Emergency‑readyYour medical data in a responder's hands in seconds.
A secure medical identity behind a QR code, crash detection that works without your phone, and one live link between you, first responders and the hospital.
Scan in an emergency
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Why ERMES exists, the problem and the fix
When a patient is unconscious, the people treating them shouldn't have to guess. ERMES puts the facts in their hands before the first decision.
What is ERMES?
Emergency Real-time Medical Exchange System: a digital medical identity, crash detection and a live link to dispatch and hospitals.
Our mission
Make life-saving health data instantly available in emergencies, reduce medical errors and save lives.
The dataWhy missing data costs lives
The global toll of road crashes and the cost of missing medical information, from published sources. Hover any chart for detail.
The cost of missing medical data
Each ring on its own 0–100% scale
Who dies on the world's roads
Share of global road deaths by road user
53% are pedestrians, riders and cyclists, the people most likely to arrive alone.
View the figures and sources as a table
| Figure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Road deaths worldwide, per year | 1.19M | WHO 2023 |
| Road injuries worldwide, per year | 20–50M | WHO · UN |
| Leading cause of death, ages 5–29 | Road crashes | WHO 2023 |
| Emergency neurology patients with missing or incomplete records | 27% | Krey et al., J Clin Med 2024 |
| Of those with critical gaps: delayed diagnosis or treatment | 20% | Krey et al., J Clin Med 2024 |
| ED patients with a drug reaction and a medication-history error | 93.1% | Goulas et al., J Clin Med 2023 |
| Road deaths by user: car occupants / pedestrians / motorcyclists / cyclists / e-scooters | 30 / 23 / 21 / 6 / 3% | WHO 2023 |
5 stepsSet it up once.
It's always with you.
Here is your QR code:
Register profile
User registers and adds personal health info (conditions, allergies, meds).
Generate QR code
App creates a unique, encrypted QR code.
Place QR
Attach QR on helmet, wristband, ID card, or device.
Scan in emergency
Responders scan and access medical data instantly.
Data security
All information encrypted and viewable only in emergencies by accredited personnel.
Register profile
User registers and adds personal health info (conditions, allergies, meds).
Generate QR code
App creates a unique, encrypted QR code.
Place QR
Attach QR on helmet, wristband, ID card, or device.
Scan in emergency
Responders scan and access medical data instantly.
Data security
All information encrypted and viewable only in emergencies by accredited personnel.
DifferentiatorA broken phone can't stop the alarm.
Dispatch proceeds on the absence of a cancellation, not on a confirmation from your phone.
GPS location sent
Crash detected
Calling for help unless you cancel
I'm OK, cancel Send help nowYour dataPrivate by design.
Yours to control.
Encrypted
Your profile is encrypted in storage and in transit. The QR code holds a secure link, not your medical data.
Only in an emergency
Accredited responders and the hospital receiving you can open it during an incident. Every access is logged.
You stay in control
Edit or delete your profile at any time, and choose what your family contacts are told.
Built for the GDPR
Biorec is an EU company. Your consent is recorded with your profile and your data is processed under EU rules.
Individuals & families
Riders, drivers, people with allergies or chronic conditions, older relatives living alone.
Insurers & fleets
Bundle ERMES into policies, or protect delivery, taxi and courier drivers with crash detection.
Hospitals & services
Pre-arrival patient profiles and a dispatch console that connects to national emergency services.
Global-readyOne platform.
Any country.
Your language
The app and every alert run in six languages today: Greek, English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. More can be added for each new market.
Regional setup
Each country or region runs its own dispatch zone, with its own responders, hospitals and data boundaries, on one shared platform.
Local emergency services
ERMES connects to each market's emergency number and services: 112 in Europe, and the local equivalent elsewhere.
Local partners
We launch with insurers, fleet operators, hospitals and health authorities in each country.
BiorecBuilt by a doctor, an engineer and an operator.
George Kourakos
Leads partnerships, insurers, fleets and go-to-market. Founder of AMG Media, Forbes 30 Under 30 Greece 2022.
Dr. Dimitrios F. Triantafyllopoulos, MD
Physician. Originated the QR medical-identity idea behind ERMES and shapes its clinical workflow.
Manolis Manolarakis
Architect of the ERMES platform: the apps, the dispatch logic and the IoT layer.
Good to knowQuestions
Does ERMES replace emergency services?
No. ERMES supports emergency services and alerts them faster, with better information. In an emergency, always call your local emergency number.
What if my phone is locked or broken?
Responders scan the QR code on your helmet, wristband or card, so they never need your phone. With a vehicle tracker, crash alerts don't depend on your phone either.
What if there's no mobile signal?
The vehicle tracker has its own cellular connection, separate from your phone. Responders need a data connection to open your profile.
Who can see my medical data?
Only accredited responders and the hospital receiving you, during an emergency. Every access is logged.
Can I change or delete my data?
Yes, at any time in the app.
Which countries can use ERMES?
ERMES is built to launch in any country, with local languages, regional dispatch zones and links to national emergency services. Get in touch to bring it to your market.
Get in touchBring ERMES to your country, or partner with us.
Tell us who you are and where you are. We'll get back to you about early access, partnerships and launching in your market.