Emergency Response Unit

Modular Medical Emergency Response Units (MMERUs)

MTAC Unit

Used For

To respond to mass casualty incidents involving 100 patients in an urban or rural setting

Used By

Paramedics and an MBBS-Qualified Doctor (06 operators)

Govt. Departments Who Can Use It

Health Department, Disaster Management Department, Armed Forces, Paramilitary, Railways, AAI, NHAI

Training Duration

6 Hrs

Modular MCI Response Unit

Used For

To respond to mass casualty incidents involving 200 patients in an urban or rural setting

Used By

Paramedics, MBBS Doctors, Surgeons, and Anaesthetists (12 Operators)

Govt. Departments Who Can Use It

Large Medical Infrastructure, Eg. Dist Hospitals, Medical colleges, AAI, Railways and Health Department

Training Duration

6 Hrs

Modular PHC Unit

Used For

To function as a medical facility for 200 patients, equivalent to a sub-center in disaster-prone areas

Used By

Paramedics and an MBBS-Qualified Doctor (06 operators)

Govt. Departments Who Can Use It

Health Department of the State. This unit can be placed in all rural PHCs in disaster-prone areas

Training Duration

6 Hrs

Lifenity’s Pre-Hospital Trauma Response System (PHTRS)

Offering Critical Life-saving Care During Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs)

A fully indigenous trauma and emergency response system for first responders to provide emergency trauma care, stabilize the patient, and improve patient outcomes.

Medical Preparedness - The Need of The Moment

In the current geopolitical scenario, medical readiness and keeping civil society prepared for Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs), such as natural disasters, accidents, conflicts, wars, and other large-scale emergencies, are critical.

Strengthening Medical Preparedness

The most effective way to ramp up medical preparedness and response involves a two-step process:

Equipping the Response System: Equipping the existing health and disaster response agencies of the state with Tactical Medical Kits and Modular Medical Emergency Response Units (MMERUs).
Training the First Responders: Training on a mass scale for civilians, volunteers and first responders regarding the effective use of Tactical Medical Kits and MMERUs.

Deploying Lifenity’s PHTRS will ensure that all first responders, including the civilian population, are ready to deal with any MCI or disaster. This will strengthen the society and boost the morale of the population.

Products under Lifenity’s PHTRS

Tactical Medical Kits & Modular Medical Emergency Response Units (MMERUs)

The kits and units are designed with quick deployment and easy training in mind. They contain medical equipment and supplies tailored to various use cases and scenarios.

Tactical Medical Kits

Tourniquet Kit

Used For

Limb bleeds

Used By

All First Responders and civilians: Police, Fire, Forest, Paramilitary, Armed Forces, Health Department

Govt. Departments

Health, Disaster Management, Armed Forces, Paramilitary, Railways, AAI, NHAI

Training Duration

30 Mins

Massive Bleeding Control Kit

Used For

Limb and junctional bleeds

Used By

All First Responders and civilians

Govt. Departments

Police, Fire, Forest, Paramilitary, Armed Forces, Health Department

Training Duration

1 Hr

Basic Trauma First Aid Kit

Used For

Limb bleeds, junctional bleeds, airway obstruction, chest injury

Used By

All First Responders and civilians

Govt. Departments

Police, Fire, Forest, Paramilitary, Armed Forces, Health Department

Training Duration

3 Hrs

Add-On To Basic Trauma Kit

Used For

Splinting, dressing, and stretcher

Used By

All First Responders and civilians

Govt. Departments

Police, Fire, Forest, Paramilitary, Armed Forces, Health Department

Training Duration

1 Hr

Vehicular First Aid Kit

Used For

Limb bleeds, junctional bleeds, splinting dressing, and stretcher for 5 casualties

Used By

All First Responders

Govt. Departments

Police, Fire, Forest, Paramilitary, Armed Forces, Health, Transport Department

Training Duration

3 Hrs

Paramedic Kit

Used For

For second line treatment after use of the basic kits

Used By

Medical First Responders (Paramedics and Doctors)

Govt. Departments

Health Department, 108 Response System, Paramilitary, Police, and Armed Forces

Training Duration

3 Hrs