Live on the App Store · Built by a WV medic

The WV protocols,
built for the back of the truck.

WV EMS Guide is the complete West Virginia statewide EMS protocols — search-first, filtered to your provider level, and wrapped in on-scene tools that keep pace with a working call. Fully offline, because the hollow doesn't care about your bars.

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One-time purchase · No subscription · No account · iPhone (Android coming soon)
WV EMS Guide — Field Guide home screen with protocol search, provider level selector, and quick access tiles for Call Assistant, Pediatric, Cardiac Arrest, Respiratory Distress, Trauma, and Medications
The core

Protocols organized the way calls actually run

No scanned PDFs, no endless scrolling. Every protocol opens to its immediate actions — numbered, scannable, and readable in the dark at arm's length.

  • Search-first navigation. Type three letters, get the protocol. Quick-access tiles cover the calls you run most.
  • Filtered to your level. Set EMT, AEMT, or Paramedic once EAP and every step shows exactly who can do what.
  • Immediate actions up top. The first seconds of the call come first — treatment pathways, meds, and related protocols one tap deeper.
  • Favorites. Star the protocols your district runs on repeat.
Cardiac arrest protocol view showing numbered immediate actions with EMT, AEMT, and Paramedic level badges and Guided, Meds, Related, and Top quick controls
Call Assistant screen with live call timer, CPR cycle countdown, epinephrine timing window showing eligible and due times, and one-tap quick log buttons
On-scene tools

Call Assistant: a second set of eyes on the clock

Glove-friendly timestamping for the call you're on right now — including a cardiac arrest dashboard that watches the intervals so your crew can watch the patient.

  • CPR cycle timer with voice and vibration cues, plus one-tap pulse/rhythm check logging at cycle change.
  • Epinephrine timing window — see at a glance when the next dose becomes eligible and when it's due.
  • One-tap quick log. CPR started, rhythm check, shock delivered — timestamped as they happen, ready to reference for your ePCR.
  • Guardrails built in. The app itself reminds you: it's a documentation aid — never a replacement for the official ePCR, protocols, or medical direction, and no patient-identifying information belongs in it.
Field tools

The reference math, done on a diagram

The tools you half-remember from class, rebuilt for a moving ambulance — visual, tappable, and fast enough to use mid-call.

  • Burn surface area — tap the body segments on a Rule of Nines diagram and watch the TBSA total build. Front and back views, kg/lb input.
  • Pediatric references organized by Broselow color zone, with weight-band context where your protocols use it.
  • Medications section for protocol medication reference at your provider level.
  • More tools shipping — the app is maintained by a provider who uses it on shift, so the roadmap comes from real calls.
Burn percentage and fluid calculator with patient weight input and a tappable Rule of Nines body diagram showing total burn surface area
Zero
Bars.
Zero
Problem.
Offline-first, by design

Every protocol and tool lives on the device. West Virginia providers run calls in hollows, basements, and forty miles of interstate dead zone — so WV EMS Guide was built to never need a connection to do its job. If your phone is on, the protocols are there.

Pricing

Buy it once. Use it for your whole career.

$4.99
One time · Never a subscription
  • Every WV statewide protocol, fully offline
  • Call Assistant, field tools, and provider-level filtering
  • No account. No ads. No upsell.
  • Built and maintained by a working WV paramedic
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Equip your whole roster for less than a set of printed binders — volume purchase through Apple Business Manager, redemption codes, or simple reimbursement.

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WV EMS Guide is an independent field reference tool for trained EMS professionals. It is not owned, operated, endorsed, or approved by the West Virginia Office of Emergency Medical Services or the State of West Virginia. Providers must always follow their official protocols, agency policy, training, scope of practice, and medical direction. The Call Assistant is a documentation aid only; verify all entries before use in official documentation and do not enter patient-identifying information. App screens shown are from the app itself; interface details may evolve between releases.