Every year, tens of thousands of patients survive heart attack, go back to work and enjoy a normal life. Getting treatment immediately, at the first sign of distress, is critical in reducing the damage to the heart and increasing the chance of survival. The best time to treat heart attack is within one to two hours of the first onset of symptoms.
At the first instance of any Heart Attack symptom, the patient or anybody with the patient at home, work or any other place, can alert the physician, caregiver, paramedic or hospital about any Heart Attack symptom or concern. Heart Attack Alert service allows physician, caregiver or hospital to get cardiology consultation prior to the patient’s arrival and be ready with diagnosis and treatment upon arrival.
*If the patient is alone – Open SnapZap on the mobile device, tap on Stroke and Heart Attack Alert, focus the camera on self and tap on Heart Attack Alert.
*If the patient has companion – Login to SnapZap and tap on Snap Video or Snap Symptom to report on Heart Attack symptom. SnapZap is available for download from Apple App Store or Google Play store. Select the Care Provider and follow the on-screen instruction to report Heart Attack symptom.
The physician, caregiver or hospital will receive the Heart Attack Alert immediately via our secure mobile app U-InTouch, and on the web via OCEAN and Clinic – Triage. U-InTouch is available for download from Apple App store or Google Play store.
The physician or caregiver will review the Heart Attack information, and correlate it with patient’s clinical history, risk and other information to quickly workout a treatment plan prior to the arrival.
Responses from the physician or caregiver can be viewed by logging into SnapZap™ (Health Report) on the mobile device and on the web by logging into OCEAN (Health Data / Diagnostics). Family members can view responses on U-InTouch™ by clicking the 
on patient’s chat window. The Physician or caregiver can also send feedback to U-InTouch as an alert. U-InTouch™ is available for download from Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
The patient or their legal representative can add family members, physicians and caregivers to patient’s CARE group and start sharing the health information in real-time.