When does the presentation take place?

The presentation takes place on Monday, November 30, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the Diakonie Kreisdiakonieverband Heilbronn in Schellengasse 74072 Heilbronn.

What is the presentation about?

It is about setting up an emergency card on the smartphone and important information such as medications, allergies, pre-existing conditions, blood type, medical devices, and emergency contacts.

Can the emergency card be accessed with a locked smartphone?

Yes, the presentation explains how the stored information can be accessible to rescue workers even when the smartphone is locked.

Is there a guide for home?

Yes, participants will receive a guide that allows them to set up the emergency card at home and change it later.

Is there a Q&A session after the presentation?

Yes, after the presentation, there is an opportunity to ask personal questions about the emergency card and its setup on the smartphone.

Emergency Card Heilbronn 2026

Name: Emergency Card - Well Prepared for Medical Emergencies
Start: 2026-11-30T14:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-30T16:00:00+01:00
Location: Diakonie Kreisdiakonieverband Heilbronn

Emergency Card: Well Prepared for Medical Emergencies

When medical help is suddenly needed while on the go, important information matters: What medications are being taken? Are there allergies, pre-existing conditions, or medical devices? The presentation shows how an emergency card on a smartphone can be made quickly accessible to rescue workers – even when the phone is locked.

Keeping Important Health Information Secure

Karsten Krauskopf explains clearly which information is useful in a digital emergency card. This includes medications, allergies and intolerances, relevant pre-existing conditions, blood type, a pacemaker or other medical devices, as well as personal emergency contacts.

Practical Guide for Your Smartphone

The presentation combines understandable information with a concrete guide for your own setup. Participants will receive materials for home and learn how to change the information later at any time. This creates a personal digital helper for situations when the affected individuals are unresponsive or disoriented.

Experience from Digital Assistance and IT Teaching

Speaker Karsten Krauskopf volunteers as a digital helper at the Community Center Neckarsulm and supports users of the hilver app. Additionally, he teaches IT topics at the Adult Education Center Neckarsulm. His experience in digital support shapes the practical targeting of the audience and makes the event particularly accessible.

Questions are Explicitly Welcome

After the presentation, there will be an opportunity to ask individual questions. The event experience thus combines information, practical orientation, and personal assistance regarding digital health data.

Conclusion: The presentation conveys practical knowledge for more security in medical emergencies. Those who want to set up their emergency card on their smartphone and have important information readily available for rescue workers will receive clear explanations and a guide for implementation at home.