Pulsara for Android

AN ENTIRE EMERGENCY NETWORK IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND.

Who says acute care management has to be complicated? Migrate to a platform that runs on smart devices, provides dense data and motivating benchmarks. The easy-to-adopt platform links your entire Emergency Response Team with a tap eliminating unnecessary pages, calls, operators, faxes and emails. Breathtakingly simple,

fast and information rich.

A PLATFORM THAT PERFORMS LIKE AN APP.

With STOP STEMI, STOP STROKE and the Pulsara enterprise suite, the sharing of data is an instantaneous and completely harmonious experience. Your entire team is on the same page in real time with a universal clock, creating more focus on patients and organizing the critical components of necessary life-saving response.

Unified. Predictable. Consistent. Every time.

(And yes, it's HIPAA compliant and completely secure.)

THE TRUE WORTH OF TECHNOLOGY.

From the cost of learning, to implementing, to its unparalleled ability to set free the time required of all your team Pulsara creates incredible value for your facility and its dedicated staff who give their all to make sure your patients get the best care.

PULSARA IS A TIME MACHINE.

Youre saving lives. The clock is running. When coordinating communication and emergency care, minutes matter. Pulling together expert medical staff and resources can make minutes seem like an eternity. While time travel isnt possible yet, your team can leap past time with Pulsara.

FREE YOUR IT DEPARTMENT.

Your hospital IT staff is used to dealing with complexity. Pulsara turns complexity into a coffee break. Platform implementation involves: a simple install, a few moments to learn, painless data entry of contacts, and GO. Your team is now managing care coordination the modern way. Detailed, reliable, solid, easy.

Pulsara. Acute care coordination, simplified.

OFFICIAL FDA INTENDED USE STATEMENT

The Pulsara applications are intended to facilitate communication for and accelerate preparation of acute care coordination. The applications are not intended to be relied upon for making diagnostic or treatment decisions or used in connection with monitoring a patient.