Rural communities face shrinking hospital capacity, long travel times, and staffing shortages. Mobile integrated healthcare in rural areas uses EMS resources and community paramedicine to deliver care where people live. The approach
Learn MoreThe world of emergency medical services (EMS) is undergoing rapid evolution. Traditional EMS roles, emergency response and transport, remain essential, but communities are increasingly turning to EMS professionals for much more. Two
Learn MoreToo often, people in crisis end up arrested, hospitalized, or tragically harmed. The problem is especially acute in rural America, where resources are scarce and communities are spread out. But in the
Learn MoreRural communities face unique healthcare challenges. Long drives to hospitals, shortages of providers, and limited local resources often leave residents with few options when health issues arise. For many, calling 911 becomes
Learn MoreCommunities across the country face complex challenges at the intersection of homelessness, behavioral health, and crisis response. The City of Topeka has developed a model that bridges law enforcement, housing services, and
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