The Health Emergency Identification and Response System:

Revolutionizing Emergency Healthcare with AI and Biometrics

T. Kalaikumaran, S. Hemavarni, M. Kalaivani, K. Keerthana, S. Kaviya and S. Mathumitha

Department of Computer Science and Engineering, V.S.B College of Engineering Technical campus, Kinathukadavu,

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

Keywords: Health App, Biometric Registration, Aadhaar Integration, Emergency Identification, Comprehensive Medical

History.

Abstract: This health app leverages biometric registration via Aadhaar to enable fast and secure emergency

identification. By storing comprehensive medical histories, including insurance details and emergency

contacts, the app ensures that critical information is readily accessible. The app uses artificial intelligence

(AI) to predict potential health issues and provide personalised lifestyle recommendations. Users maintain

control over their data by generating unique access codes for specific information shared with healthcare

providers. In emergencies, any app user can use the patient's fingerprint to alert hospitals, ambulances, blood

banks, organ centres, and emergency contacts, ensuring a swift and coordinated response. Hospitals can

update patients' status and requirements in real-time, allowing relevant centres to provide immediate

assistance. This app offers a secure, efficient, and life-saving solution, enhancing the emergency response

system.

1 INTRODUCTION

Medical emergencies are unpredictable, and in those

crucial moments, having quick access to accurate

medical information can be the difference between

life and death. Yet, traditional emergency response

systems often fail due to delays in identification,

fragmented medical records, and inefficient

communication between first responders and

hospitals. The Health Emergency Identification and

Response System is designed to change that,

leveraging biometric authentication, AI-driven

insights, and real-time communication to make

emergency care faster, smarter, and more effective.

Think about it. If someone collapses on the street,

how do paramedics know their medical history,

allergies, or emergency contacts? How do hospitals

prepare in advance if they don’t even know who’s on

the way? These challenges slow down care and

increase risks for patients. Our solution eliminates

these barriers by allowing emergency responders to

instantly access a patient’s critical health information

with just a fingerprint scan.

But we’re not just stopping at identification. Our

system uses AI-powered health risk analysis to

provide predictive insights, alerting users to potential

issues like high blood pressure, diabetes, or heart

disease before they turn into emergencies. When an

emergency does happen, hospitals, ambulances, and

emergency contacts are instantly notified, ensuring a

coordinated response that gets help to the right place

at the right time. Beyond its technological

innovations, this system is built with privacy and

security in mind. Users remain in full control of their

health data, deciding who gets access and when. No

unnecessary data exposure, no security compromises,

just seamless, life-saving efficiency.

In short, the Health Emergency Identification and

Response System is not just an app, it’s a lifeline. By

combining biometric authentication, predictive AI,

and real-time emergency coordination, we’re

revolutionizing the way healthcare responds to crises.

Faster help, smarter care, and better outcomes,

because in an emergency, every second counts.

1.1 Graphical Depictions of System and

Features

Biometric access to Medical data: Figure 1 shows

the Biometric access to Medical data.

Kalaikumaran, T., Hemavarni, S., Kalaivani, M., Keerthana, K., Kaviya, S. and Mathumitha, S.

The Health Emergency Identiﬁcation and Response System: Revolutionizing Emergency Healthcare with AI and Biometrics.

DOI: 10.5220/0013923700004919

Paper published under CC license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Research and Development in Information, Communication, and Computing Technologies (ICRDICCT‘25 2025) - Volume 5, pages

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Figure 1: Biometric access to medical data.

Interface between Users and Healthcare

Providers: Figure 2 depicts the Interface between

Users and Healthcare Providers.

Figure 2: Interface between users and healthcare providers.

2 INNOVATIONS AND FINDINGS

Medical emergencies demand swift, accurate, and

well-coordinated responses, yet existing systems

often fall short. The Health Emergency Identification

and Response System leverages cutting-edge

biometric authentication, AI-driven analysis, and

real-time alert mechanisms to bridge this gap. By

integrating these technologies, the system streamlines

emergency care, enhances patient safety, and

empowers both individuals and healthcare providers.

2.1 Biometric Emergency Identification

In a critical situation, every second counts, yet

patients may be unable to communicate vital medical

details. Our system eliminates this uncertainty by

enabling Aadhaar-linked biometric identification. A

simple fingerprint scan grants first responders and

healthcare professionals instant access to key medical

information, including pre-existing conditions,

allergies, medications, emergency contacts, and

insurance details. This ensures that decisions are

made with accurate, up-to-date information,

significantly improving patient outcomes.

Figure 3

shows the Emergency Survival Boost.

Figure 3: Emergency Survival Boost.

2.2 AI-Powered Health Risk Prediction

This system isn’t just reactive, it’s proactive. Using

machine learning algorithms, it continuously analyses

an individual’s health data to detect trends and predict

potential risks. Whether it’s early indicators of

hypertension, cardiac issues, or diabetes, the system

provides personalized health insights and actionable

recommendations. By integrating predictive analytics

into everyday healthcare, users are encouraged to take

preventive measures, reducing the likelihood of

emergencies altogether.

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2.3 Real-Time Emergency Alerts and

Coordination

Emergency response should be immediate and well-

orchestrated. The system ensures this by:

• Automatically notifying nearby hospitals,

ambulances, and first responders the moment an

emergency is detected.

• Providing emergency contacts with real-time

updates on the patient’s condition and location.

• Allowing hospitals to update patient status

dynamically, ensuring smooth communication

between medical teams and family members.

This seamless integration reduces response time,

improves resource allocation, and ensures patients

receive the right care at the right time. Figure 4 shows

the Emergency Alert Speed.

Figure 4: Emergency alert speed.

2.4 Controlled and Secure Data

Sharing

Data privacy is a major concern in digital healthcare,

and our system is designed with user control at its

core. Patients can:

• Generate unique access codes for doctors or

hospitals to retrieve specific medical records.

• Selectively share medical data, ensuring only

relevant information is disclosed.

• Rely on end-to-end encryption and multi-layer

authentication, safeguarding personal health

records against unauthorized access.

By giving users full control over their medical data,

the system strikes a balance between accessibility and

security, fostering trust and compliance.

2.5 Empowering Bystanders in

Emergencies

In many life-threatening situations, a bystander is the

first to respond. However, most people lack the

knowledge or tools to assist effectively. Our app

enables anyone with the application to scan a patient’s

fingerprint, triggering an emergency response even if

the individual is unconscious. This feature ensures

that medical aid is initiated instantly, bridging the gap

between on-scene assistance and professional

medical intervention. By integrating biometric

authentication, AI-driven insights, real-time

communication, and privacy controls, the Health

Emergency Identification and Response System

redefines emergency healthcare, making it faster,

smarter, and more efficient.

3 SYSTEM EXECUTION AND

FUNCTIONALITY

So, how does the Health Emergency Identification

and Response System actually work? Let’s break it

down step by step. This isn’t just another health app—

it’s a fully integrated emergency response system

designed to work seamlessly from the moment a crisis

occurs to the final stages of medical care.

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3.1 User Registration and Biometric

Authentication

Getting started is simple. Users register by linking

their Aadhaar-based biometric credentials, ensuring

their identity is securely verified. Unlike traditional

medical ID cards that can be lost or forgotten, a

fingerprint scan instantly pulls up essential health

information, including medical history, allergies,

prescriptions, and insurance details. This eliminates

the hassle of manual input and ensures 100 per cent

accuracy in patient identification because, in an

emergency, mistakes are not an option.

3.2 AI-Powered Health Analysis and

Risk Prediction

This isn’t just a database, it’s a smart system that

works for you. The app constantly analyses health

data to identify potential risks like heart disease,

diabetes, or high blood pressure. Using machine

learning algorithms, it tracks patterns in your vitals,

medication adherence, and lifestyle choices,

providing proactive insights and personalised

recommendations. Think of it as an AI-powered

health coach, nudging you toward a healthier life

before an emergency even happens.

3.3 Instant Emergency Activation and

Response

When an emergency strikes, the system springs into

action:

• Bystander-Assisted Scanning: Anyone with the

app can scan the injured person’s fingerprint to

instantly retrieve their emergency medical

details. This is crucial when the patient is

unconscious or unable to communicate.

• Automated Alerts: The app notifies nearby

hospitals, ambulances, blood banks, and the

user’s emergency contacts with real-time

updates. This means medical teams are prepared

before the patient even arrives, cutting down

critical waiting times.

• Hospital Dashboard Integration: Hospitals

receive live status updates on incoming

emergency cases, ensuring they have the right

specialists, equipment, and medical records

ready for immediate intervention. Figure 5

shows the Emergency Response Gains.

Figure 5: Emergency Response Gains.

3.4 Controlled Data Sharing and

Privacy Protection

We get it privacy matters. That’s why you’re in

control of who sees your data. Users can generate

one-time access codes for specific doctors or

hospitals, ensuring that personal health records are

only shared when necessary. The system uses end-to-

end encryption and multi-layer authentication to

prevent unauthorized access, so your data stays safe

while you get the help you need.

3.5 Real-Time Status Updates and

Hospital Coordination

Unlike traditional emergency systems, where patients

arrive with little to no pre-information, our system

keeps all stakeholders in sync. Hospitals can update

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patient conditions, request additional medical data, or

coordinate with ambulances in real-time, ensuring a

faster, and more efficient response.

Why This Matters

The Health Emergency Identification and Response

System is more than just an innovation it’s a

revolution in emergency healthcare. By removing

bottlenecks, eliminating guesswork, and ensuring

real-time coordination, this system saves time, saves

effort, and, most importantly, saves lives. In a world

where every second counts, this is the future of

emergency response—fast, smart, and secure.

3.6 Bystander-Assisted Emergency

Response

Not every emergency happens in a hospital setting.

Whether it’s a car accident, cardiac arrest, or an

unconscious patient, bystanders can step in and

help—even if they don’t know the person. By simply

scanning the injured individual’s fingerprint, they can

immediately alert emergency services and access life-

saving information like allergies or existing

conditions. It’s like having a digital medical ID that

can’t be lost or forgotten.

3.7 Automated Status Updates for

Hospitals

No more guesswork for medical teams. Hospitals

receive live updates on patient conditions, allowing

them to prepare operating rooms, notify specialists,

and access medical records before the patient even

arrives. This reduces ER congestion, streamlines

workflows, and improves patient outcomes.

3.8 Tamper-proof security and Cloud

Storage

All medical records are stored in a secure, encrypted

cloud database, ensuring no unauthorized access or

data loss. The system is designed with multi-layer

authentication protocols, making it virtually hack-

proof while maintaining easy access for authorized

personnel.

The Bottom Line

The Health Emergency Identification and Response

System isn’t just an app—it’s a lifeline. It’s about

making sure help reaches you faster, hospitals are

better prepared, and medical care is smarter and more

proactive. This is the future of emergency healthcare:

fast, secure, AI-powered, and always within reach.

4 CONCLUSIONS

Emergencies don’t wait. When lives are on the line,

every second matters. The Health Emergency

Identification and Response System is designed to cut

through the chaos and make emergency medical

response smarter, faster, and more efficient. By

leveraging biometric authentication, AI-driven health

predictions, and real-time communication, this

system ensures that the right people get the right

information at the right time. Whether it’s predicting

health risks before they become life-threatening,

instantly identifying unconscious patients, or

coordinating hospital responses in real-time, this app

is more than just a tool it’s a lifeline. But we’re not

stopping here. The future of emergency healthcare is

evolving, and this system has endless potential.

Future upgrades could include:

• Wearable device integration for real-time

health monitoring.

• Blockchain-based medical records for

enhanced security and accessibility.

• Advanced AI models that not only predict

health risks but actively suggest early

intervention strategies.

At the end of the day, this system isn’t just about

technology it’s about people. It’s about saving lives,

reducing medical response times, and making sure

that no one is left waiting for help when they need it

most. The Health Emergency Identification and

Response System is here to redefine emergency

healthcare and this is just the beginning

REFERENCES

A solid foundation of research and technology backs the

Health Emergency Identification and Response System.

The integration of biometrics, AI-driven predictions, and

real-time emergency alerts is inspired by a range of studies,

technological advancements, and industry innovations.

Below are key references that validate the need for such a

system and highlight the effectiveness of biometric and AI-

driven emergency response solutions:

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World Health Organization (WHO) Report (2022).

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global study. Provides insights into the effectiveness of

technology-driven emergency response systems

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Zhou, X., Zhang, J., & Guo, Y. (2020). AI-driven predictive

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Journal of Medical Systems, 44(5), 99-112. Examines

how AI can analyse health data to predict risks like heart

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These references validate the system's feasibility,

highlighting how biometrics, AI, and real-time alerts can

revolutionize emergency healthcare. The research not only

supports our proposed solution but also emphasizes the

urgent need for an efficient, tech-driven emergency

response system.

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