The healthcare communication platform company, Pulsara, announced today that they are expanding their Pulsara ONE package, and that it will now be offered at no cost to all referring facilities.
This article originally appeared on Pulsara's website.
Effective immediately, Pulsara ONE enables live streaming video, consult, and transfer capabilities for any referring facilities, including EMS organizations, hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices, rehab centers, and urgent care facilities among others. The expansion of Pulsara ONE is an effort to further realize the company’s mission to unite and empower people to improve health by simplifying care coordination.
“A patient's care team is often made up of clinicians who don't belong to a single organization. Time sensitive emergencies, EMS transports, and inter-facility consultations and transfers are good illustrations of this fact,” said Pulsara Founder and CEO, Dr. James Woodson. “To most effectively coordinate care and reduce treatment times and operational costs, we must have a single communication solution which enables clinicians to dynamically build a patient's care team and include EMS and referring facilities.”
Pulsara is a healthcare communication platform that connects teams across organizations. What makes Pulsara unique is its ability to enable networked communications across organizations for any illness or injury. With Pulsara, clinicians can add a new organization, team, or specialist to any patient event, dynamically building a care team even as the patient condition and location are constantly changing.
The Pulsara ONE package has always been free for both EMS teams and the hospital’s emergency department for notification of an inbound ambulance. Historically, the package has enabled these teams to communicate using audio calls and clips, images, team messaging, and data. Pulsara ONE now includes live video streaming and can be consumed for free by any organization that refers a patient to another facility, allowing teams to quickly consult with other clinicians and transfer the patient if necessary. Click here to continue>>
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