Pulsara + Beyond Lucid
Revolutionizing Patient Care Through Integration
Time-Saving Efficiency
Today’s problems require today’s technology. That’s why Pulsara and Beyond Lucid Technologies (BLT) have teamed up to create their powerful time-saving integration. BLT’s MEDIVIEW charting system—for both 911 and Community Paramedicine—now integrates directly with Pulsara, reducing and streamlining ePCR documentation like never before. The entire patient encounter can be shared with a hospital or health information exchange, in a consumable fashion, in as little as 30 seconds.
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Easy Auto-Importing
With the click of a button, data collected in Pulsara can now easily be auto-imported into the MEDIVIEW patient record for use in EMS, Ground & Air Critical Care, Non-Emergency Medical / Interfacility Transport, and Mobile Integrated Health, using both NEMSIS v3.4 and v3.5. Pulsara and BLT customers are the first in their communities—from Colorado to Kansas—to comply with next generation Mobile Medical data standards.
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Powerful Benefits for Fire, EMS, and CP-MIH
The Pulsara-MEDIVIEW integration does more than just save time on your documentation efforts. Utilizing Pulsara and BLT’s MEDIVIEW, the traditional “back of the glove” documentation is replaced with streamlined and real-time data including images, videos, and more.
"Better Data Faster" for More Efficient Care
Pulsara's powerful ePCR documentation integration with BLT's MEDIVIEW streamlines data management and frees up precious time and resources. Emergency responder crews benefit from newfound bandwidth to increase morale and foster a more balanced work environment. More time adds up quickly, empowering crews to focus on what keeps their spirits high—caring for patients and keeping healthy those who are most at risk—while ensuring that they have precious time to maintain their own mental and physical well-being.
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Improving Patient Experiences
“Seeing efficiency in work processes is inspiring because time is the scarcest and most precious mobile medical commodity,” said Jonathon Feit, Co-Founder Chief Executive of Beyond Lucid Technologies, Inc. “Integrating MEDIVIEW and Pulsara is a core showcase of our shared commitment to improving patient experiences and facilitating interoperability across the care continuum.”
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About Beyond Lucid Technologies, Inc.
Beyond Lucid Technologies (BLT) develops software to inform Mobile Medical Professionals (Fire & EMS agencies) about patients’ needs even before they arrive on-scene, then empower them to share insights across the care continuum in real-time. BLT patented software is packed with innovations designed to make Fire, Ground & Air Emergency Critical Care, non-emergency medical transportation and Community Paramedicine / Mobile Integrated Health safer, more efficient and more cost-effective — with a special focus on addressing the scourge of substance use disorders, and ensuring critical data like end-of-life wishes are available to emergency responders in real-time.
BLT’s “prehospital pipes” connect the dots for partner-clients across 30 U.S. states (plus Australia and Puerto Rico), with 300+ hospitals on our MEDIVIEW BEACON Prehospital Health Information Exchange network. BLT has deployed America’s first state registry of children with special healthcare needs across Oregon. BLT has been called “Silicon Valley’s Emergency Medical Technology Experts.” Winner of the 2019 Frost & Sullivan Technology Leadership Award for EMS Communications Platform, and awards from EMS World and the Journal of EMS. Our Co-Founder & CEO is a UCSF Digital Health Hall of Fame nominee, and in 2022, the California EMS Authority honored him with a Civilian EMS Award. Online at BeyondLucid.com.
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"It’s rare when technology actually works on behalf of the clinicians and their patients. Most of the time, communications and documentation can be unnecessarily cumbersome and cause delays in care. This integration highlights how separate systems can work together for the benefit of both the care provider and the patient."