Sport is unpredictable.
Emergency identification shouldn't be.
70,000 people, four hours, one shared medical staff. From cardiac events in the upper deck to a kid going down at the food stand, Vericoo gives your medical team a name, a history, and a contact on the first scan — so care begins the moment they reach the patient.
Every venue,
every contest, every fan.
Whether it's 80,000 for a playoff game or a few hundred for a Tuesday match, Vericoo puts the same self-reported medical profile in your responder's hand the second they scan — so care doesn't change with the size of the crowd.
Open-air, capacity crowds, long distances between the seat and the medical room. When a fan goes down in the upper deck, one scan from your responder unlocks their history, medications, and emergency contact on the spot — so treatment starts informed and the family hears it from you, not a stranger.
Indoor crowds pack in fast and symptoms get misread just as quickly. A diabetic episode looks like intoxication; a stroke looks like dehydration. One scan tells your medics what they're actually dealing with, so the right call gets made on the first try.
Hockey one night, a rodeo the next, a boxing card the weekend after. The audience changes with every sporting event, but your standard of care shouldn't. Vericoo gives responders the same self-reported profile on every guest, regardless of what's on the schedule.
Ready to give every fan
a safer seat in the house?
Talk to the Vericoo team about deploying digital identity cards across your venue. No new infrastructure. Works with existing ticketing. A known patient on every stretcher.