Our Solutions
We offer tailored solutions to meet your needs. Choose the plan that best fits your organization:
| Number of Users | Yearly Price |
|---|---|
| 1-25 Users | $600 |
| 26-50 Users | $800 |
| 51-100 Users | $1,000 |
Initial Setup Cost: $1,000
In the first year, you will only be charged the initial setup cost of $1,000. Starting from the second year, the yearly price based on your user tier will apply. This approach allows you to get started without worrying about additional costs during the first year.
Our service includes the ability to create multiple narrative generators that can be customized to meet the unique requirements of various departments or use cases within your organization. This ensures that every report is accurate, consistent, and aligned with your operational needs.
Example Narrative
Dispatch: EC 6 was dispatched immediate to a motor vehicle accident at mile marker 78NB on I-75.
Arrival: Upon arrival, the patient was found lying ejected from the vehicle. The patient was alert and oriented x 1, with a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) of 13. The patient appeared to be in obvious distress.
Chief Complaint: The patient complained of a headache. EMS also noted spider-webbing to the front windshield.
Pain: The patient reported that the pain began suddenly. Movement and light made the pain worse. The pain was described as throbbing, radiating to none. The severity of the pain was rated as 8/10, and it had been present for 20 minute(s).
History: The patient’s full history including allergies and medication are noted in the patient tab of this EPCR. The patient’s relevant medical history includes: alcohol abuse.
Assessment: The patient was alert but disoriented. The airway was open and maintained without concern for compromise. Breathing was spontaneous, non-labored, with regular depth and rate. Circulation was normal with adequate rate and quality. The patient’s skin was noted to be pale, diaphoretic, cool.
Reassessment: Upon reassessment, the patient’s condition stayed the same. The patient was alert but disoriented. The airway was open and maintained without concern for compromise. Breathing was spontaneous, non-labored, with regular depth and rate. Circulation was normal with adequate rate and quality. The patient’s skin was reassessed as pale, diaphoretic, cool.
Treatments: The following treatments were provided: intravenous (IV) cannulation, 3-lead ECG monitoring, 12-lead ECG monitoring, spinal immobilization, cervical spinal immobilization, vital signs monitoring (BP, HR, RR, SpO2), continuous cardiac monitoring.
Transport: The patient was transported to University of Kentucky, being transferred by scoop stretcher to the stretcher. The transport was emergent, with lights and sirens. Upon arrival, the patient was transferred to a hospital bed via scoop stretcher. The patient’s care was transferred, and a report was given to nursing staff.
Medical Necessity: The patient required ambulance transport due to an acute head injury.
Our Partners
Garrard County EMS, Lancaster, KY
Madison County EMS, Richmond, KY
Georgetown Scott County EMS, Georgetown, KY