American Ambulance Association
FEBRUARY 11, 2025
National Rural Health Association December 2024 Policy Paper Bridging the gap: A policy framework for sustainable community paramedicine in rural America Authors: Katie Gorndt, Kimberly Haverly, Tom Syverson The post NRHA | Community Paramedicine Framework appeared first on American Ambulance Association.
ESO
JANUARY 27, 2025
EHR | MIH / Community Paramedicine Run Type Mobile Integrated Health (MIH)/Community Paramedicine has been added to ESO EHR to better support the unique workflow requirements of agencies that document MIH/CP visits.
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JEMS
AUGUST 11, 2025
1 and their impact on EMS funding, pushing for policies that support community paramedic and MIH programs nationwide. At the federal level, Duncan described his role as chair of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Economics Committee for the National Association of EMTs (NAEMT).
ESO
MAY 6, 2025
More than ever before, data and strategic partnerships are being used as tools for empowering first responders to get to the root of patients’ issues through Mobile Integrated Healthcare/Community Paramedicine programs. These programs can be incredibly impactful for both the agencies and the patients they treat.
JEMS
JUNE 11, 2025
By Sarah Czarnecki The Opioid Crisis in Lincoln County, Missouri The opioid epidemic continues to impact communities across the nation despite the relentless work dedicated to ending it. Lincoln County, Missouri, is a rural community 50 miles northwest of St. Provided photo.)
JEMS
JUNE 23, 2025
As stewards of a safety net that too often goes unnoticed until desperately needed, we must act with economic foresight and policy urgency to ensure EMS remains operationally viable and equitably accessible in every community nationwide. The Community Paramedicine Act and H.R.
JEMS
JUNE 16, 2025
In some states, community paramedicine programs are known to violate data collection rules by charting in Epic—but they don’t do so because EHRs capture better data quality than ePCRs or dedicated CP/MIH software. Feit, MBA, MA 10 min read Share To: Judy Faulkner, left, and Jonathon Feit.
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