Lifeguard Digital Health

03/05/2026

A new point of view on your data.

LifeguardPortal™ brings near-real time insights and streamlined reports together through a single, secure platform.

Designed to give you clarity, control, and confidence in your data with everything you need, exactly when you need it.

A new way to view the data you need, launching March 2026.

01/09/2025

First week in 2025! 🎉

Happy New Year from Lifeguard to you!

2024 has been a year full of growth and it shows not only in our achievements but by the constant dedication and care our team brings.

Here’s to 2025 with bigger beginnings, cheers to !

#2025

11/05/2024

Explore 4 core Groups of Homelessness ➡️

November is Homelessness Awareness Month. Understanding these groups is essential for helping us all become more compassionate and effective responders to the issue.

👉 Swipe through to learn about the four core groups impacting Vancouver and beyond.

📊 Data via MadeinCA.ca

07/30/2024

Protect yourself and your loved ones from toxic drug poisoning. 🌟 Get your drugs tested to:

Detect harmful contaminants like fentanyl and xylazine.
Verify potency to prevent accidental overdoses.
Access harm reduction resources for safer use and support.

Use LifeguardConnect™ to find resources like drug checking sites and locations that distribute naloxone. 💛

07/16/2024

Words matter. The language we choose can either support individuals or reinforce stigma. Let's speak with compassion and understanding. 💙

06/26/2024

University should be a time of learning and growth, not fear and uncertainty. In our latest blog post, we discuss how LifeguardConnect™ can play a crucial role in protecting students from toxic drug poisoning. With real-time alerts, access to emergency services, and vital educational resources, this app is designed to keep students safe. Read about the measures schools can take and how LifeguardConnect™ is closing the gap in overdose prevention.

Together, we can create a safer environment for our young adults.


Read the full post here:

Comprising public health advisors, scientists, doctors, developers, and agents, our team provides digital solutions for the opioid crisis to all.

06/24/2024

Just wrapped up an incredible week in NYC! 🍎

Huge shoutout to Bridge Housing NY for their amazing support and warm welcome. The team was nothing but welcoming, and we were well-prepared for success as soon as we arrived at the buildings. A heartfelt thank you them! 💙

The New York Supportive Housing Conference on Thursday was truly inspiring—we connected with so many wonderful and supportive people. Feeling so grateful and excited for the positive impact we'll make together.

🙌

06/18/2024

🔥 Attention residents of Southern Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick! 🔥

With the recent heat wave, ensuring safety is our top priority. LifeguardLite™, installed in Single Room Accommodation units, features advanced Temperature and Smoke Detection sensors to help protect you and your loved ones during extreme weather conditions.

🌡️ Temperature Alerts: Monitors extreme temperature changes warning residents and staff

🚨 Smoke Detection Sensors: Detects smoke and fire, providing an early warning for residents and staff

⚠️ Evacuation Alerts: Alerts residents in case of an emergency, ensuring everyone can evacuate safely

Stay safe and stay hydrated during these warmer days.

06/18/2024

🔥 Attention residents of Southern Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick! 🔥

With the recent heat wave, ensuring safety is our top priority. LifeguardLite™, installed in Single Room Accommodation units, features advanced Temperature and Smoke Detection sensors to help protect you and your loved ones during extreme weather conditions.

🌡️ Temperature Alerts: Monitors extreme temperature changes warning residents and staff

🚨 Smoke Detection Sensors: Detects smoke and fire, providing an early warning for residents and staff

⚠️ Evacuation Alerts: Alerts residents in case of an emergency, ensuring everyone can evacuate safely

06/04/2024

The Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act in Canada offers legal protections for individuals seeking emergency assistance during a drug overdose.🚑

This means that if someone experiences or witnesses an overdose and seeks help by calling emergency services, they will not face criminal charges related to possession of drugs, provided that their involvement was solely due to seeking medical assistance.

This Act aims to encourage people to seek help in overdose situations without fear of legal repercussions.

For more detailed information about the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act, you can visit the official Health Canada website at the following link:

https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/opioids/about-good-samaritan-drug-overdose-act.html | https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/opioids/about-good-samaritan-drug-overdose-act.html