IAEM Annual Conference & EMEX

Date: November 15 - 21
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Booth: 315

Connect with Us in Colorado Springs!

Don't Miss Brandon Means' Session!

On Tuesday, 19 at 13:15, Pulsara Senior Vice President - MedOps, Brandon Means, will present the session 'Emergency Operations that Scale: Redefining How We Communicate.'

Learn how a scalable SaaS-based mobile and browser-based app boosts efficiency, predictable budgeting, and collaboration across communities, regions, states, and the country, making it a game-changer for large-scale events, evacuations, and MCIs.

Don't forget to fill out the form above to meet with our team during the IAEM Annual Conference & EMEX.

Why Attend the Conference?

The IAEM Annual Conference & EMEX is a multi-day educational event providing many benefits to emergency management professionals at all levels of government, the private sector, and non-government agencies. The conference includes a multitude of topics across the emergency management spectrum, enhancing attendees' knowledge and strengthening their network of professionals.

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.

The Texas Emergency Task Force implemented Pulsara to help simplify patient transfers during COVID-19. Download the case study to learn how they achieved the following objectives:

COVID-19 management and surge mitigation
75% reduction in excessive phone calls
Virtual Placement Center for smooth patient transfers

The City of Lubbock in Texas held a full-scale crisis exercise where first responders from multiple agencies worked together to care for patients involved in a plane crash. The scenario allowed first responders and city agencies to practice responding to an MCI and test Pulsara's Incident Management capabilities.

Whether you're responding to an MCI, an MVA with multiple patients, a special event, or assisting with evacuations, everyone—from emergency responders to public health—should have the ability to triage, track patients, communicate, assist in evacuation and reunification efforts, and manage the incident from one platform.