6. June 2025
We are delighted to support the Oskar Patzelt Foundation as a sponsor, which awards the prestigious “Großer Preis des Mittelstandes” every year. Since 1994, this nationwide competition has honored outstanding achievements by medium-sized companies – an initiative that now includes more than 22,000 nominated companies with over three million employees.
According to DIE WELT, the award is considered “the most coveted business award in Germany” and is organized entirely on a voluntary basis and financed exclusively by private sponsors. The competition meets the highest standards and is certified in accordance with DIN ISO 9001:2015.
The objectives of the award also reflect our values at medDV:
- Respect and recognition of corporate responsibility
- Promotion of a strong, independent economy
- Visualization of entrepreneurial commitment
- Networking in the SME sector
We are proud to be part of this important network and to work together with the foundation to strengthen the German SME sector.
Information is also available here: Oskar-Patzelt-Stiftung » Großer Preis des Mittelstandes.
4. June 2025
At this year’s Rock am Ring, the NIDA system will be used for the first time to support medical care – in combination with the new EDP interface. This technical enhancement makes it possible to alert and integrate NIDA directly from the operations management software – a function that is specially tailored to the requirements of medical service structures at major events. The improved integration makes communication and coordination between the control centre and emergency teams much more efficient, which further optimizes medical care on site. A further step towards digitally supported emergency care – safe, networked and ready for action.
21. May 2025
RETTmobil 2025 – Innovation, exchange and the digital future of rescue services
The 23rd RETTmobil International in Fulda has once again shown why it is regarded as the leading trade fair for the rescue services: for three days, Fulda was all about state-of-the-art emergency technology, professional exchange and practical solutions for the future of emergency care. With around 33,000 trade visitors and 507 exhibitors from 27 countries, the trade fair was a complete success and an impressive meeting place for the international industry.
Once again this year, one of the main topics was the tele-emergency doctor – a digital innovation that is changing the rescue services in the long term. The use of telemedicine systems means that even remote regions can be reached more quickly and efficiently. The seamless transmission of medical data in real time – such as vital signs, ECGs, patient information and images – enables tele-EMS doctors to make informed decisions even before the patient reaches the hospital. Thanks to GPS-supported map views, free hospital slots can also be queried directly, making transport decisions much easier.
The current medDV projects in East Westphalia-Lippe, specifically in Bielefeld and Paderborn, are particularly impressive: tele-emergency doctor deployments have been successfully implemented there for over a year and a half – over 5,000 deployments speak for their practical suitability. There are now eight or more call-outs a day, so a second digital workstation has been set up. Care is guaranteed around the clock.
In addition, the collaboration with MIDES in the field of mobile ultrasound diagnostics has met with great interest. The connection of these technologies via the NIDA system shows how versatile and future-oriented the digital rescue chain has become.
RETTmobil 2025 made it clear that the path to networked, fast and safe emergency care is not only possible, but already a reality – thanks to committed partners, technical innovations and the intensive exchange at events like this one.
17. February 2025
Data transmission in real time – secure, network-independent and efficient
The “Rescue Chain 5G” project uses 5G technology to optimize communication and data exchange between first responders, rescue services, control centres and hospitals. The aim is to improve networking for more efficient patient care.
medDV supports the seamless integration of deployment data with digital deployment documentation and data management.
The project also aims to relieve the burden on emergency departments and improve resource efficiency by reducing transfer journeys. Technologies such as smartphone apps, augmented reality, AI and robotics are being further developed, tested and tried out in practice.
Watch the video here!
You can also find more information here.
7. November 2024
Real-time data transmission – secure, network-independent and efficient
Imagine if valuable data could be transmitted securely and directly from the scene of an accident to the hospital – without being dependent on the mobile network. The innovative solution from medDV GmbH and A1 Digital makes exactly that possible: emergency services can send patient data encrypted and reliably, which not only saves time, but also significantly improves medical care.
More than just emergency medicine – a look at the industry
What already works in the emergency services also offers decisive advantages in industry. Imagine if production data and machine statuses could be transmitted to central systems in real time – allowing predictive maintenance planning and optimizing production efficiency. With network independence and dual encryption, this IoT connectivity solution ensures data security and stability – a decisive advantage in industries such as production, logistics or remote monitoring, where sensitive information must be reliably protected.
Find out more here.
9. August 2024
Saving lives with the ADAC emergency pass: now also for non-members
Since January 2024, over 33,000 ADAC members have set up the new digital emergency pass on their smartphones. This gives emergency services quick access to important medical information about patients in an emergency. In close cooperation with medDV, the leading provider of software solutions in the rescue sector, the emergency pass was developed so that it can be seamlessly integrated into existing rescue systems. The free service is now available not only to ADAC members, but also to the general public.
Fast data accessibility in an emergency
By integrating the ADAC emergency pass into the NIDAmobile software solution, medDV, in cooperation with ADAC e.V., has created the basis for emergency services on site to have immediate access to vital patient data, such as medication, pregnancy or previous illnesses. Unlike the pre-installed emergency functions on smartphones, which often only provide limited information, the ADAC Emergency Passport allows encrypted data to be transferred quickly and securely directly to the system of the emergency services and further clinics. This minimizes delays and increases the efficiency of medical care. This network is being successively expanded.
For even more targeted assistance during rescue operations: Emergency pass now also available for non-members
Non-members can create the ADAC emergency pass digitally: First register at adac.de/meinadac and protect your personal data with two-factor authentication. Relevant information can then be entered and saved under “My personal data”. In addition to medical details, important emergency contacts and declarations of intent, such as information on living wills or health care proxies, can also be stored. Finally, the ADAC emergency passport is added to the smartphone wallet, making the data accessible “offline” as well.
