Pulsara Around the World - 2024 Recap and January 2025
December Recap In addition to exhibiting at three trade shows, Pulsara's SVP - Med Ops, Brandon Means, presented the session, 'Emergency Operations...
The next time you’re feeling under the weather on a flight, you might take comfort in knowing that the world’s first airport emergency room opened last week at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
While the airport already has a pharmacy and an urgent care, those facilities are meant more for minor ailments, whereas the new freestanding ER will serve patients with more serious conditions like chest pain.
These medical care facility projects at DFW are the brainchildren of Texas company Code 3 ER and Urgent Care. According to Dallas News, Texas has regulations that allow freestanding emergency facilities to be built, separate from full-on hospital buildings. These regulations allow companies like Code 3 to provide emergency services without the costly endeavor of constructing an entire hospital.
The ER comes fully equipped with technology like CT scanners, X-ray, and ultrasound machines, as well as a lab, a pharmacy, and a full staff of doctors and nurses. The staff at the ER also use state-of-the-art communication platform, Pulsara, to quickly exchange patient information, estimated time of arrival, and other data with local EMS to get critical patients treated sooner.
According to the article published in Dallas News, Code 3's chief executive Carrie de Moor said “I think that there’s definitely a need … We definitely hope to see it expand not only in the United States but potentially throughout the world.”
December Recap In addition to exhibiting at three trade shows, Pulsara's SVP - Med Ops, Brandon Means, presented the session, 'Emergency Operations...
NORTH POLE, AK — It’s an open secret that there’s a lot of activity going on at the North Pole this time of year. Between checking the list twice,...
NOVEMBER RECAP After a whirlwind November with Team Pulsara exhibiting at eight conferences, our exhibit schedule is slowing down as the year draws...