We are not running pilots yet. We're in the research phase — talking to providers and department leaders to make sure what we build actually solves the problem. This is what our first pilot program is designed to look like.
We are in the research and validation phase. No hardware exists yet. We are conducting structured interviews with working EMTs and paramedics, documenting workflow realities, and building the product specification from the ground up.
We are not ready for pilot applications. When we are, the structure below is how we plan to run it.
We don't plan to ask agencies to adopt anything blindly. Our pilot will be structured around measurable outcomes so every stakeholder — from the EMT using it to the chief signing off — has clear evidence to evaluate.
Phase 1
Hardware refinement, onboarding, and Bluetooth integration setup with the selected agency
Phase 2
Active deployment across selected units with ongoing support and data collection
Phase 3
Full outcomes report — time saved per call, documentation accuracy, provider satisfaction scores
Time saved per transport on vital sign monitoring
Reduction in manual vital rechecks
Documentation accuracy vs. pre-pilot baseline
EMT and paramedic satisfaction scores
Medical director assessment of data quality
Mid-sized municipal or regional departments in the Northeast interested in improving prehospital documentation accuracy and reducing provider workload during transport.
EMS directors and medical directors who understand the compliance and liability pressures around vital sign documentation and want a seat at the table before we launch.
We're not ready yet — but we're keeping a list of agencies and department leaders who want to be involved early. If that's you, reach out and we'll keep you informed.
Express Interest