Mobile Integrated Health / Community Paramedicine

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 (Mobile Integrated Healthcare and Community Paramedic) programs are a new innovative way to deliver community-based care that aligns with value base medicine initiatives in support of population management, patient-centered care, healthcare accessibility, reduced costs, and high quality healthcare. Our approach is designed to augment other patient-centered delivery models by providing an optimized mix of healthcare and patient navigation while utilizing community paramedic interventions and additional service lines such as telephonic triage, alternate (non-ED) destinations, in-home assessments, and the use of specialty providers as part of the EMS system response (Doctors, NP’s, PA’s, RNs, social workers, mental health counselors, and behavioral health specialist) Our programs provide a data-driven and proven solution to assist healthcare organizations and institutions with filling gaps in local healthcare delivery systems and community needs. The programs utilize EMS providers with an expanded scope of practice, using non-emergent resources, responding into the community to care for patients. 

  Some Community Paramedicine programs that are specialized or patient-specific that we have available: 

• High Volume Utilizers
• Hospice    
• Home health partnerships
• Hospice revocation avoidance
• Admission/Readmission Reduction Program   
• Hospital Discharge Follow-Up
• Chronic Disease Management & Education
• In-Home Safety and Fall Prevention
• Referrals to Appropriate Community Resources we have identified and partnered with 

 Our Community Paramedics have collaborated with or referred patients to:

• Meals on Wheels.
• Food Banks/Pantries
• Primary care providers.
• Sliding scale primary care clinics.
• Physician specialists.
• Evidence-based fall reduction courses.
• Wheelchair Ramps
• Mental health referrals.
• Veterans - VA Benefits, VA services
• Child Protective Services (CPS).
• Adult Protective Services (APS)
• House-call practitioner services.
• In-patient rehabilitation hospitals.
• Skilled nursing facilities.
• Personal care homes.
• Prescription Assistance
• Durable Medical Equipment (DME) Referrals
• School districts.

There is no cost to the patient for these services.