Pulsara Version 3.1 Allows Faster Patient Info Transmission [Press Release]

Bozeman, MT - July 23rd, 2014 - Pulsara has released app version 3.1 in efforts to embody its mission to simplify care coordination for patients and providers. 

The newest app version includes updates such as the ability to wait to enter patient details until it's convenient. Now all users need to activate the case is the patient gender. Additionally, users can now use their PIN to log in for a limited time period, replacing the need to enter login and password information as frequently. Hospitals are now able to see the estimated time of arrival from EMS right on the active patient screen. And, Pulsara now sends automatic reminders if users' Notification Settings are blocking their devices from playing primary alerts for new patients.

"We've also included a number of upgraded features just for our beloved Android users," said Luke Davison, Senior Developer. "Things like incredibly easy to use time pickers, faster data entry for EMS, and a new Pulsara app look and feel that is more congruous with your other Android apps."

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Version 3.1 of Pulsara was pushed out to the Apple iTunes and Google Play app stores.

• As always, users' same login/password will continue to work. 
• Users have two weeks to continue using version 3.0. 
• For Android users, or those who have enabled iOS to automatically update apps, the current upgrade was installed automatically.

About Pulsara

Pulsara is a digital healthcare corporation located in Bozeman, Montana. Pulsara's mission centers on using mobile technology to enhance patient outcomes by improving communication and care coordination throughout the entire healthcare system. STOP STEMI and STOP STROKE standardize communication, reinforce benchmarks with the universal clock and provide instant performance feedback. Every clinician – from the paramedic to the ED, RN staff, Neurology, Cardiology and allied health – is on the same page with a simple tap. For more information, visit www.Pulsara.com.