AMCHP’s Maternal & Child Health (MCH) Innovations Database identifies “effective practices and policies from the field that are positively impacting MCH populations.”

Achievement on behalf of programs focused on underserved Medi-Cal and mental-behavioral health patients will help modernize Emergency Medical Services delivery in the core of California’s technology ecosystem by connecting with hospital partners.

In this episode, we dive into the mental health impacts of working in high-stress occupations—from first responders to healthcare professionals and beyond. Our guest, Jonathon Feit, shares his insights on leading with purpose, pushing for innovation in Emergency Medical Services, and the challenges of working in environments where lives are on the line.

Jonathon's mission is clear: to build a team of bold thinkers, drive world-changing ideas, and revolutionize data transparency in healthcare. But how does that level of pressure affect mental well-being? And what can organizations do to support the people behind these critical roles?

Jonathon Feit, CEO & Co-founder of Beyond Lucid Technologies, is mission-driven to connect ambulances and hospitals before a patient's arrival; to eliminate the scourge of addiction; to ensure that patients’ end-of-life wishes are honored; to keep sick kids safe; and to help people who have been involved in a crash make it home. Feit – who joined our community in 2012 – sat down with us in the StartUp Health Studio to chat about his company's role in improving post-crash care through technology and collaboration

Beyond Lucid Technologies (BLT) is pleased to announce the promotion of our friend and colleague Art Groux to CHIEF PARTNER-CLIENT OFFICER. His role expansion enhances our position as Mobile Medicine’s leading “prehospital fiber optics” company.

MobiHealthNews / HIMSS TV interview: "Jonathon Feit, CEO of Beyond Lucid Technologies, describes how the company utilizes AI to analyze patient information by pulling patient data from various resources to inform and connect EMS providers with healthcare systems.”

Locally allowable portable medical order forms and individual directives to be accessible by mobile medical service providers.

Deployment of the R.U.S.H. Initiative for Children in Virginia — sponsored in part by Amazon Web Services (AWS, AWS Startups, Amazon) through its Health Equity Initiative — puts critical health details about young people’s serious and/or complex medical conditions into the hands of emergency responders, even before they arrive on-scene. In the words of EMS Chief Steve Powell: “Who wouldn’t want to help these kids?”

AWS sponsorship bolsters informed emergency response and chronic care management of young people with Rare & Under-Served Health challenges, facilitating deployment of state and local programs to reduce risk for medically complex patients during healthcare emergencies.

Documentation Time Cut by 66% Compared with ePCR Used Before the MEDIVIEW and Pulsara Integration.

For Real-Time Import of Pediatric Data to ePCR, Transfer to Hospital in as Little as 30 Seconds

57.3% of Denials are Due to Bad Data: “Insufficient documentation.” What could your agency do if it got all the money it is due? #EMSWeek 2020