StatComm is an innovative application that allows seamless communication between prehospital personnel and hospital providers. Notify hospitals of inbound patients quickly, saving time for what matters most. Click below to see what our service has to offer.
All of your staff will be notified of inbound patients at the same time. Everyone involved in the patient’s care sees the same information at the same time.
Quickly notify regional EMS partners of diversion updates with the click of a button. Everyone in your region will be notified of the change in an instant.
Utilizing the GPS in the EMS provider’s mobile device, StatComm is able to provide an accurate ETA taking into account local weather and traffic conditions.
See EKG’s, photos of accident scenes or injuries in real time. When EMS providers upload media, it is instantly available to anyone that is involved in the patient’s care.
My name is Chris Lee. I am an emergency nurse practitioner working in Alabama. I have been involved with critical care and emergency medicine for over a decade. I also have a background in computer programming and decided to mesh these major parts of my life together. This is what resulted. StatComm is a novel application that allows easier communication between EMS crews and hospitals.
Throughout the years, I have worked in numerous emergency departments – all of which use antiquated means of pre-hospital patient reporting. What if everyone could be notified of an incoming patient all at once, in real-time? With StatComm, this is now a possibility. No more answering a phone/radio call, transcribing patient information, notifying specialists, etc. With StatComm, everyone is connected in real time, freeing up hospital staff to care for their patients.
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Thank you for your interest in StatComm! We are excited to announce that the official release date of our app will be May 1, 2025! This includes the web, iOS and android platforms. We will start onboarding interested groups at that time.