A clear companion for home use – written by a certified medical assistant (MFA) with experience in general practice, emergency medicine, cardiology and oncology. For the moment you're not sure what to do next.
Whether you work in healthcare or simply want to be prepared for yourself and your family – this handbook is deliberately written for every age group and experience level.
Structured handover logic and a dedicated learning mode with case cards.
Red flags, observation patterns, and communication checks to practise.
A clear traffic-light system instead of uncertainty during your first real emergency.
From fever to back pain to allergies – the everyday questions that come up.
A dedicated chapter on warning signs that can look different in older age.
Questions for phone calls, templates for note-taking, questions for doctor visits.
Not a diagnostic manual. A safety and orientation guide that tells you what you can do yourself – and when to get help instead.
So you can see right away: is exactly what I'm looking for in here?
Not a mockup – this is what the real HTML version looks like on a phone.
Ambulance & fire service – free, nationwide in Germany.
| Time | Intensity 0–10 | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 08:15 | 7 / 10 | Water, rest |
| 12:40 | 5 / 10 | Observe |
| — | — | — |
Opens directly in your browser – ideal for quickly finding the right page in an emergency, on the go or on your nightstand.
As a printed book, in a kitchen drawer or first-aid kit – for anyone who prefers learning and looking things up on paper.
Buy once, keep both formats – as HTML and as PDF. For yourself, your family, or as a professional reference.
This handbook contains general health information for Germany and does not replace individual medical advice, examination or treatment. In case of acute life-threatening emergency, always call 112 (Germany's emergency number). Last updated: September 2026. Please note: the handbook itself is written in German.