NEWS & ARTICLES
Should Private Insurance Companies Fund Local Community Paramedicine Programs?
It’s often in a private insurer’s best interest to fund local community paramedicine. Why? Here are several reasons.
Six Considerations to Further Community Paramedicine Interoperability
Many communities are working toward the next big idea in healthcare - interoperability, and community paramedicine is one of the segments that...
Is a Co-Responder Program Right for Your Community?
Certain communities have begun to implement programs where paired teams of police officers and mental health professionals respond to calls together. A significant subset of people phone...
How Technology Builds Trust in the New Age of Population Health
We all know it: Our healthcare system is a mess. Readmissions cost our industry up to $41.3 billion for patients readmitted within 30 days of discharge, according to the Agency for Healthcare...
Top 7 Reasons That MIH-CP Programs Benefit Everyone
A new model of healthcare has arrived in the form of mobile integrated healthcare community paramedicine (MIH-CP). You’ve heard all the buzz about these programs and partnerships with...
Julota Elevates Public-Safety Thought Leader Scott Cravens to Lead Company
Julota, a patented, award-winning community interoperability platform promoted Scott Cravens to CEO to fuel the company's accelerated growth. As CEO, Cravens will...
Julota Named a 2018 EMS World Innovation Award Winner
EMS World, the largest EMS-dedicated event in the world, named Julota a winner of its 2018 Innovation Award. Julota is a patented community interoperability platform that creates a virtual safety...
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Julota is a community information platform
Julota is a complete solution that manages secure multidirectional sharing of consented information between health systems, EMS, law enforcement, social services, mental health, and all other community care organizations.
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Julota connects the community
The Julota platform brings the whole local workforce together to effectively collaborate, identify and address people’s physical and social issues. The community itself then benefits from more collaboration, better health and lower overall costs.