Carbyne Powers Nationwide Emergency Communications Expansion for Global Medical Response

Carbyne is teaming with Global Medical Response for a far-reaching upgrade in emergency communications. This substantial investment promises new features, like text-to-911 and video calls, that could transform how millions of Americans receive critical medical care.

Key Takeaways:

  • Nationwide Deployment of Carbyne’s platform, uniting GMR’s extensive EMS operations
  • Facilitated by Carbyne APEX, Universe AI tools, and Bridge Desk enhancements
  • $14M contract over three years, reflecting a significant investment in public safety technology
  • GMR supports over five million patients annually through 33,000 responders and 8,000 ambulances
  • Potential to offer texting and video call capabilities for 911 dispatch

A Landmark Nationwide Deployment

Carbyne, a leading provider of cloud-native emergency communications software, has unveiled a sweeping nationwide deployment with Global Medical Response (GMR), the largest air and ground EMS company in the country. The partnership, valued at over $14 million for three years, signifies a major step in improving operational clarity and response times for millions of Americans.

GMR’s Expansive Reach

GMR’s network spans thousands of communities across the United States, supported by approximately 33,000 first responders, clinicians, and pilots, alongside a fleet of 8,000 ground and air ambulances. Together, these resources serve over five million patients annually. The new collaboration with Carbyne aims to unify communications across more than 275 dispatch seats at 26 sites nationwide.

Integrating Carbyne’s Suite

Central to the deployment is Carbyne APEX, a cloud-based solution designed to streamline call handling. It works in tandem with Carbyne Universe, which brings secure artificial intelligence features to the platform, and Bridge Desk, offering real-time visibility for dispatchers and administrators. By consolidating these tools, GMR gains a clear, unified view of emergency situations, improving coordination among disparate teams.

Improved Speed and Coordination

According to the announcement, one of the key benefits is enhanced command and control, particularly in tracking assets. “Not only will these tools position Global Medical Response to extend new functionality at our Communications Centers in the future, like the ability to text or initiate video calls to 911,” the official release noted, emphasizing how real-time knowledge of team locations delivers an invaluable edge during emergencies.

A Vision for the Future

By centralizing communications and upgrading to next-generation features, GMR stands poised to elevate its emergency response capabilities. From quicker dispatch to more precise situational awareness, the partnership between Carbyne and GMR redefines how emergency services operate on a national scale, offering hope for faster and more coordinated care to millions of patients in need.

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