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  • 🛑 NOT FREE ANYMORE 🛑

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    By DiPrisc
    Make it a one time fee instead of taking a “SMALL” amount from millions of people!
  • Fantastic when it was free

    1
    By Bigmacs4bigmax
    It was great…before they started charging. Takes some of our ACLS/BLS course fees to keep the app free.
  • ??

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    By nohhaaaa
    Of all the ways to make a buck in medicine you’re really going to charge money for a simple app that tracks codes? Was advised to download this when I started residency and recently pulled it out on the way to a code, and got prompted to put in my credit card info. Sick.
  • Trusted and improves care

    5
    By review who?
    A small price to pay for excellence in healthcare delivery.
  • Not worth it.

    1
    By Hhsjdjdickdnshg
    Garbage to have to pay money for this. This stuff is online.
  • If you pay for ACLS, AHA should provide this for free

    1
    By Brite222
    All hospital physicians must be ACLS certified through AHA and the training $$ received from mandatory trainings should go towards funding and maintaining the app. Especially since AHA celebrates $1 billion in revenue in 2021 (largely from donations) and CEO takes home $2.5 million/year. I think an AHA sponsored ACLS app doesn’t seem that big of a stretch…
  • Subscription based model is a bad option

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    By Conaanaa
    It’s a very useful app that I used for multiple codes, but now that it’s a subscription based model I am no longer using it. I’ve seen the developers responses that they no longer have funding from their generous philanthropist, which is unfortunate, but it is also unfortunate to be monetizing off sick coding patients who would benefit from their doctors having a useful clinical tool like this. It is only 2.99 a year and I’d probably be more willing to pay for it after I’m no longer a resident - but I’d also suggest that they consider making it a one time payment of $10 or something rather than an endless recurring subscription based fee. For some reason that feels like it would be an easier pill to swallow than a never ending fee that is continually extracting money without you knowing (seems kind of like a parasitic relationship when it could instead be a one time, one and done transaction).
  • MONEY MONEY MONEY!!!

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    By Ventilator74
    So I get it! You go from a free app to PAYWALL????? No simulators for me UNFORTUNATELY!!! I have been desperate to find a defibrillator app to use where I can simulate rhythms, and have a realistic monitor defibrillator interface. NOT HAPPENING!! This is a surprise cost, you will not see until you dig into the apps. What a COMPLETE SHAME! I wish I would have known about these simulators BEFORE THEY DID THIS!! It’s been said in another rating that the five star ratings are FAKE!! I get it! You scam The living daylights out of us and make these apps look wonderful and FREE, only for us to find the REAL TRUTH! You’re not getting a DIME, from me!
  • Very helpful

    4
    By ga19931838
    Walked in to work today, someone coded, ran the code with this app. Very helpful! Everyone was asking me by the end of it where to download! Recommendations: ADD supplemental counters for bicarbonate, calcium, other medications that might be pushed more than once.
  • greedy, dystopian

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    By 9513x2
    why would you put something so simple and life-saving behind a subscription pay wall? it’s an absolute embarrassment. shame on you.

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