EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANAGEMENT — HOSPITAL EDITION

When it happens, one button moves the whole hospital

Instant alerts for everyone, a clear task card for every role, encrypted comms, and an accreditation report that writes itself — Saudi-built, hosted inside the Kingdom.

Two SAIP patent filings · ATEX-certified hazardous-zone devices · HEPPU & CBAHI aligned
Try it — press the button
The nurse sees:
Close oxygen valves on your floor
Move patients to the safe zone
The guard sees:
Block the main entrance
Guide the fire team to Building B
The director sees:
Who read the alert, who finished — live
✓ Incident report ready — automatically
HOW IT WORKS

One incident, end to end

1

One tap

The incident commander activates a code with one touch — fire, cardiac arrest, or any code your hospital defines.

2

Everyone alerted

Every device rings instantly, with timestamps and read receipts — the system knows who received it.

3

Clear jobs

Each role gets its own digital action card. The nurse gets nurse steps; security gets security steps.

4

Full command

A live dashboard shows who did what and where teams are — everything logged for accreditation, automatically.

ONE DEVICE

One rugged device replaces five

Today your staff carry:

  • A personal phone
  • A hospital phone
  • A walkie-talkie
  • A pager
  • …and listen for loudspeakers

With FAWZ: one device

Alerts + tasks + chat + voice — in one tough, ATEX-certified unit that works even near oxygen storage, fully encrypted.

WHY FAWZ

Built for Saudi Arabia — no foreign system understands us like this

Ready for Hajj & Umrah

Special surge plans switch on with one click when Makkah and Madinah fill with pilgrims.

Speaks our codes

Saudi emergency codes, Arabic-first — even VVIP protocols foreign systems don't recognize.

Data stays in the Kingdom

Hosted inside Saudi Arabia, aligned with NCA cybersecurity controls and PDPL.

Accreditation evidence — automatic

When CBAHI or JCI inspectors visit, complete emergency records are already prepared.

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