As a first responder, I have seen firsthand the challenges that emergency medical teams (EMTs) and hospitals face when coordinating care and responding to incidents. One of the biggest issues is the lack of real-time communication and information sharing.
Currently, EMTs have to rely on phone calls and radio communication to update hospitals about patient status and needs, which can be time-consuming and prone to errors. Similarly, hospitals often have limited information about the location and resources of EMTs, which can impact their ability to provide timely and effective care.
That's why I am excited to propose Field Alert, a SAAS product that connects hospitals and EMTs in real time, providing bidirectional communication and location tracking to improve incident management and patient care. With Field Alert, hospitals and EMTs can communicate directly with one another, share patient information, and track the location and status of resources, all in one place.
I am currently looking for tech and non-tech founders to join me in bringing Field Alert to market. If you are passionate about improving healthcare and public safety, I encourage you to reach out and learn more about this exciting opportunity. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of first responders and the communities they serve.
So I wanted to add that I have already started developing this application -- This would make it the third iteration of it. It originally started as an app called SitRep -- And it allowed users to post information about 911 emergencies to a public portal.
Then it became "RespondersNow" -- and this took many different turns. It was a document storage and job connection site and also had a scene reporting feature. I collabed with another dev on it, and it kind of took a turn for the worse.
Im a software developer -- and I stopped developing these because I was focusing on finishing my school.
Its not a "start from zero" app , and I have a lot of leg work. I even have some hospitals that would be interested in doing a trial.
I believe that there will need to be some sort of web-portal / hardware device for hospital reporting.