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Rescue.co is the largest network of the best emergency responders in Kenya, all operating on one platform.

In an emergency, when every second counts, our 24-hour hotline, staffed with experienced medical and emergency dispatchers, gives you access to real-time data and locations of the entire network.

No more waiting for hours, and no more wondering when help will arrive. With Rescue.co, we always coordinate the fastest rescue, and share updates in real time.

Rescue.co is powered by Flare technology. Flare gives us real-time visibility of the closest response teams and your fastest route to care. We work with only the best providers, ensuring you arrive to receive the best care with minimal wait times.

Our dream is that world-class emergency response will be readily available to all of us.

Read more about Rescue.co here.

From our blog

Predicting the health requirements of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Kenya

March 31, 2020

Almost every country in the world is currently in some stage of quarantining in an attempt to limit the spread of coronavirus or COVID-19. The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Kenya on 13th March 2020. Within 10 days 25 cases had been confirmed. Rescue.co is the largest network of first responders in Kenya and has been preparing the last month to respond to a very likely outbreak in the country. As part of this preparation, we modelled the disease outbreak in Kenya to understand the gap in resources.

Training for COVID-19

March 27, 2020

At Rescue.co, we have always prioritized the quality of our emergency response partners. To ensure our provider community is up to date on the latest protocols, we offer regular training sessions to our partners. As the novel coronavirus began expanding across the globe, we began to prepare our partner training plan. Over the course of 5 days, we held 9 training sessions attended by 43 different organizations and 231 healthcare workers. The training curriculum consisted of two main sections: the History and Latest Case Definition of the Virus, followed by Protocols for Prevention, Treatment, PPE and Sanitization. For many, it was their first chance to ask questions about the virus, its rapid spread, and the steps they would need to take to protect themselves.

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