Real-World Impact Across Emergencies
From large-scale events to daily EMS operations and mass casualty incidents, iJRNY™ ensures seamless patient tracking, coordination, and critical decision-making in high-pressure environments.
iJRNY™: THE FUTURE OF REAL-TIME PATIENT CARE
iJRNY™ is a smart system that helps track patients in real time during emergencies, big events, or disasters. It connects paramedics, hospitals, and command centers to share updates instantly. This makes decisions faster, handovers smoother, and patient care more accurate—because every second matters.
event medicine
iJRNY™– Patient Centred. Always
Deployed at large gatherings such as pilgrimages, marathons, stadiums, and festivals. iJRNY™ ensures patient tracking and coordination even in high-volume environments.
EMS AND INTERFACILITY TRANSFERS (IFT)
iJRNY™– Patient Centred. Always
Everyday EMS operations and interfacility transfers are enhanced by continuous digital tracking — reducing errors, delays, and ensuring seamless continuity of care.
ems and interfacility transfers (ift)
iJRNY™– Patient Centred. Always
Everyday EMS operations and interfacility transfers are enhanced by continuous digital tracking — reducing errors, delays, and ensuring seamless continuity of care.
mass casualty incidents (mci)
iJRNY™ – Patient Centred. Always
During mass casualty incidents, iJRNY™ enables instant triage, accurate patient tagging, and real-time updates to command. This ensures leaders have oversight, responders focus on critical tasks, and every patient is visible even in chaos.
Tag Types:
Event Tags
Designed for large-scale events, enabling smooth tracking of attendees needing medical care.
EMS / IFT Tags
Used daily by emergency medical services and inter-facility transfers to capture and update every patient contact.
MCI Tags
Colour-coded to match triage protocols (SMART, SALT, 10-second triage). Enables rapid classification and tracking during surge events.
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