2023 Pinnacle EMS Conference

Date: July 24 - 28
Location: San Antonio, TX
Booth: 49

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Uniting Teams Across Organizations and Regions

EMS and hospital-based teams (from rural to urban) can instantly and seamlessly communicate event-based information, including one-tap team notifications, image sharing, audio/video calls, and more. From the routine transfer to community paramedicine and ET3 to a global pandemic, EMS is not a core, integrated part of the care team.

Ready to learn more? Fill out the form above to meet with our team during the 2023 Pinnacle EMS Conference.

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Why Attend the Conference?

The Pinnacle EMS Conference provides attendees with the opportunity to gain knowledge from and network with top EMS and healthcare industry leaders. Pinnacle brings attendees the latest information, leadership practices, and ideas.

Why ELSE Should You Attend?

Because Pulsara Will Be There!

While Pulsara unites all care team members within and across organizations for any patient event and every method of arrival, learn more about Pulsara below and stop by our table during the conference to see the platform in action. 

 

Learn first-hand how community paramedics and clinicians are using Pulsara to solve community needs that have never been solved before, including everything from providing real-time telehealth communication between medics, physicians, and patients to replacing multiple phone calls, radio reports, faxes, and pagers with one unified patient channel, helping care providers see reduced treatment times and costs. 

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Download the case study to learn how Austin-Travis County EMS leveraged Pulsara and, over the course of three weeks, rerouted low-acuity patients to more appropriate care and eliminated 434 unnecessary transports.  

"Those low-acuity patients will always be there. And now that we've proven that we can do something for them, I feel like that's going to stick around. That's going to continue to be a success." - Stephen White, Commander at Austin-Travis County EMS