Salvus Emergency is an IT and data driven health startup addressing a critical gap in global healthcare; precise, timely, coordinated, effective pre-hospital and emergency response.
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To become the dominating provider in the African healthcare ecosystem through technological services, building a future where every second matters.
Instant multilingual triage and prehospital care AI guidance at your fingertips giving you prehospital instruction, ambulance coordination, location & health facility routing. Named after the Nigerian hero Dr Stella Adadevoh, it can be used by calling our toll free number or chatting on WhatsApp for immediate response.
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Press once. Salvus emergency dispatches the nearest verified ambulance, alerts your next-of-kin, and streams your vitals and location to the responder before they arrive, using the smartphone, web, or a *6555# USSD fallback for feature phones.
Half the continent lives more than an hour from a hospital. We're building the connective tissue that reduces that hour with one call, one API, one service at a time.
We measure success in seconds saved, not app engagement metrics. We prioritize rapid dispatch over complex features, so we strip away anything that doesn't directly get help to a patient faster. Speed is our primary clinical feature.
The patients who need emergency care the most often have the weakest network signals. That’s why our toll-free line connects directly to Stella, our AI prehospital and emergency care assistant. Whether using a feature phone, low-bandwidth 2G, or USSD fallbacks, Stella provides instant, reliable access that never goes offline.
Precision healthcare begins with accessible infrastructure. We open our GPS dispatch system, health data bank, and B2B safety capabilities as simple APIs so hospitals, insurers, and tech teams can route care in minutes without technical friction.
"While emergency response time in Nigeria is estimated at an average of 45 minutes (5 times the global benchmark) and at worst time of 120 minutes, Salvus’ mission is to reduce that to the barest minimum from its end. "
"By eliminating the guesswork and delays that affects conventional systems, Salvus says it ensures that patients are not only picked up quickly but also taken to facilities where they can receive the right treatment immediately."
"Nigeria’s health systems need to be unified in the sense that all public health facilities nationwide can be connected on a digital platform to enable the sharing of information in real time, so that whenever there’s an emergency..."
Whether you're a hospital, a developer, an insurer, a ministry of health or a patient, we'd love to hear from you.