Community
Response Perfected
Every agency finally working from the same playbook with automated workflows that eliminate duplicate entries, wasted resources, and lost reimbursement.
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What Isolation is
Costing You
- Duplicate data entry
- Your call volume.
- Your emergency department’s time
- The best possible funding reviews
- Program renewal
- Time that could be spent visiting more patients
Referrals
An electronic handoff that connects a patient or person in crisis from emergency responders – paramedics, police, fire – to local community health and social services.
Encounters
Not just your encounters with a patient – Julota pulls in your partners’ data as well. See when a person enters, drops out, or turns up with a partner agency, without them ever leaving their own system.
Funding
Attaining grants and building stakeholder presentations gets far easier when the key metrics are already at a glance. Tell your community’s story through both a macro and a micro lens.
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITH
Leave with a written summary of your program. Yours
to share with your chief or board, whether or not you move forward.
Your Host
Jo Phillips
Ran her team on Julota. Now she helps programs like hers find their fit.
Your Host
Joshua Cast
Walking agencies through Julota since 2016.
Why Top Programs Chose Julota
We run a co-responder program called PACT (Pitkin Area Co-responder Teams) pairing mental health clinicians with police to prevent unnecessary criminal justice involvement for low-level offenders with behavioral health symptoms or diagnoses...We run a co-responder program called PACT (Pitkin Area Co-responder Teams) pairing mental health clinicians with police to prevent unnecessary criminal justice involvement for low-level offenders with behavioral health symptoms or diagnoses...
Jess Beaulieu,
PACT Program Manager & Mental Health Program Administrator, Pitkin County Public Health
The county gave us six months to develop the MIH program. Like most EMS, our data systems were incident-based, but with MIH we needed to keep track of who we saw, how many times and what we saw them for... The county gave us six months to develop the MIH program. Like most EMS, our data systems were incident-based, but with MIH we needed to keep track of who we saw, how many times and what we saw them
Dana Yost,
Senior Paramedic, Redmond Medic One
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