Tune in to the Mission Critical webinar on April 15 to hear how EMS and hospitals are using telemedicine to successfully manage the COVID-19 pandemic. April 14, 2021 – Ridgefield, NJ – Mission Critical is ho...
As deputy chief of the Rio Rico Medical and Fire District in Tucson, Arizona, Richard Johnson values the support that telemedicine gives to his emergency medical services (EMS) responders. The district was look...
The advent of new mobile telehealth technology is changing the face of the industry—particularly with the growing ability for EMS agencies and hospitals to exchange more than simple audio transmissions. Today, ...
Gain access to telehealth best practices, ROI and client success stories on the new GD website March 8, 2021 – Ridgefield, NJ – GD (General Devices), a leading provider of highly configurable and...
In 2019, the Farmington Hills Fire Department responded to 5,785 medical emergencies. With many of these patients requiring advanced life support, clear and efficient prehospital communication is a necessity. T...
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EMS Director, Fire Chief & Emergency Management Coordinator on their experiences with GD e-Bridge GD e-Bridge is a telehealth solution that connects large healthcare teams, both rural and urban. This easy...
GD executives will answer questions and deliver information on the e-Bridge mobile telemedicine app during the Oct. 14 Baystate Medical Center event. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RIDGEFIELD, NJ – Sept. 14, 2020 ...
Multiparty live video conferencing, configurable home button displays, and an SOS button enhance the life-saving mobile telehealth app, GD e-Bridge, for hospitals, EMS and Community Paramedicine teams. FOR IMME...
The western Massachusetts center is enhancing areawide EMS communications and provider response. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ridgefield, NJ – October 1, 2020 – GD (General Devices), a Med Tech company speciali...
Reducing Stroke Treatment Times: Making Every Second Count 5 ways your team can decrease your stroke treatment times According to the CDC, every 40 seconds, someone in the United States suffers from a stroke. ...