EPR Fireworks

First Due ePCR is an end-to-end, cloud-native electronic patient care reporting platform designed to simplify clinical documentation and integrate EMS workflows directly into a agency's broader records management system (RMS). Built specifically for cross-device flexibility (working natively on iOS, Android, and Windows tablets, smartphones, or laptops), the platform enables paramedics to record patient assessments, vital signs, and administered medications at the bedside—even while offline. Key capabilities include built-in NEMSIS v3.5 and state compliance validation, direct EKG/cardiac monitor imports, CAD integration to auto-fill incident times, and automated quality assurance (QA/QI) tracking. Beyond field charting, First Due connects into hospital networks (via integrations like Kno2) for bidirectional data sharing and integrates natively with protocol-support tools like OneDose to convert real-time treatment actions directly into permanent clinical and billing records.

MetroPCR is a flexible electronic patient care reporting (ePCR) and incident management platform built specifically for fire departments, municipal EMS agencies, and ambulance services. Running on native Android mobile devices, the platform allows first responders to document patient care and fire incidents offline in real time using tools like AI-assisted report entry, voice-to-text narratives, driver's license scanning, and direct integrations with CAD and cardiac monitors. Backed by the web-based MetroPCR Control Center, the platform automates Quality Assurance (QA) case reviews, billing exports, hospital data delivery, and NEMSIS 3.5.1 compliance reporting while giving local government administrators total control to customize field forms and agency protocols.

ImageTrend Elite is an enterprise-grade emergency management and electronic patient care reporting (ePCR) ecosystem used by municipal fire departments, regional EMS agencies, and health systems. The cloud-native platform relies on its Elite Field module to let paramedics and firefighters document encounters offline on iOS, Android, or Windows devices, syncing recorded patient data as soon as connectivity is restored. The software combines dynamic charting tools—such as AI-assisted field auto-fill, driver's license scanning, and real-time Quality Assurance (CQI) error checking—with native CAD integrations, EKG monitor imports, and automated NEMSIS 3.5.1 and NERIS compliance workflows. Beyond field charting, the platform offers bidirectional hospital interoperability via its Carelytics and Health Information Hub modules, allowing EMS crews to push run data straight into hospital Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems and retrieve post-encounter patient outcomes.