IAEM Annual Conference & EMEX

Date: November 17 - 19
Location: Louisville, KY
Booth: 100

Connect with Us in Louisville!

Band. Scan. Reunify.

For everyday cases, special events, and MCIs, pairing patient wristbands with Pulsara enables teams to track patient movement throughout their care journey, from first medical contact to disharge.

Ready to learn more? Fill out the form above to meet with our team during the IAEM Annual Conference & EMEX; and don't miss Pulsara's session on Tuesday, November 18th from 3:15 - 3:45. More details to come!

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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 encompasses a wide range of topics across the emergency management spectrum, broadening attendees' knowledge and expanding their professional network.

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.

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CHI St. Joseph Health EMS in Bryan, TX, combined Pulsara with Texas's emergency wristband system, creating a unified way to triage and keep track of 150+ patients a day during the Texas Renaissance Festival.

Download the case study to learn how they did it!

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Pulsara helps streamline communication between everyone — from first responders to Public Health — during single-patient events and MCIs. As with any skill, confidence in using this tool comes through the muscle memory built up through regular use.

Learn about the benefits of using the same tool every day.

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.