Wheelchair transports fill in the chart's service type
Wheelchair Transport is now a standard choice for every agency. Picking it sets Patient Mobility to wheelchair, and the chart gets a Type of Service Requested instead of a blank.
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The latest features and enhancements across the platform.
Wheelchair Transport is now a standard choice for every agency. Picking it sets Patient Mobility to wheelchair, and the chart gets a Type of Service Requested instead of a blank.
Changes in Settings now save the moment you make them, with a Saved note beside each section. Settings fit on a phone screen, and delete prompts match the rest of CAD.
You can hide trips once a unit takes them, choose the columns on both dashboard lists and keep them on any computer, and open a unit's call right from its row. Trips can be colored by service type, and a unit on a call takes its trip's color.
Turn on Active911 in Settings, Integrations and paste the address it gives you into Active911. Calls your 911 center sends there now show up as new trips with the address, nature and notes filled in.
Emergency calls now take age, gender and call notes right on the first tab. Your agency picks which service types are emergencies and which fields are required, and every dispatcher's screen alerts the moment an emergency is entered. Quick-select buttons are bigger, and emergency ones are red.
The destination picker now shows how each facility goes to your state. Picking one puts the code your state takes for it on the chart: its code on your state's list, or your state's code for unlisted places. The facility's real name and address stay on the chart. If your state has no code for a facility, CloudPCR tells you before it goes on the chart and offers the place to use instead. The same check runs when you search all state facilities, in the files sent to your state, and in the Unified Mobile app after its next update. Billing still gets the facility's real name.
Settings, Facilities has a new State report column that shows how each facility goes to your state on a chart: Accepted, Sent as your state's code for unlisted places (for example Sent as Unlisted Hospital), or Not accepted. Filters find the ones that need a look, and each facility's page shows the code and name sent for every state you report to. Add from a state list now offers only the states your agency reports to. On a neighboring state's list, each result shows whether your own state lists it, and a facility your state already lists is added from your state's list with its real address.
Inventory has a new Expirations page. It lists every item on hand by how soon it expires, with tabs for Expired, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, and items with no expiration date on file. Filter by location or category, tick what you want from any number of locations, and choose Dispose to write it all off at once with a reason and disposal method. You can also move expired stock to a quarantine location first, export the list as a spreadsheet, or give undated lots an expiration in bulk. Each tab shows what that stock is worth, so you can see what expired supplies are costing you. Any disposal can be undone from the Recent disposals list. When a batch includes a controlled substance, a second person signs as witness and you can print a disposal record laid out for your DEA Form 41 paperwork. Fill in your DEA registration number and agency address under Settings so the record header is complete. This week adds the prevention side. Shift Checkout now flags lots that have expired or will expire within your warning window (30 days unless you change it under Settings), and a location cannot be verified until the crew ticks "I have checked the expiring items in this location". Manage checkouts shows who confirmed. Adding stock, receiving a label roll or importing a spreadsheet asks for a short reason when a lot has already expired, so expired stock never arrives unnoticed. Stock lists on location and item pages sort soonest expiry first and mark the lot to use first, and the Add items window suggests that lot when moving stock from another location. The mobile app gets the same checkout prompt in its next update.
The Resources tab in Settings is now called Units/Resources. A Unit/Resource is turned off instead of deleted, so the templates that already use it keep it. Use the On, Off and All buttons above the list to find turned-off ones and turn them back on. A resource type that a Unit/Resource still uses can't be deleted. On templates, the picker is now labelled Unit/Resource and offers a turned-off one only on a template that already has it. Your existing shift templates keep publishing exactly as they do today. Nothing changes for a template until you choose a rotation from Settings for it, and if that rotation is later turned off in Settings the template goes back to its own days and times and tells you so.
The unit name is now called Unit/Resource on the Units page, on unit templates, when you activate a unit and on a one-off unit for the day. Call sign is now Radio designator (optional). Fill it in only if your radios use a different name for the unit than the Unit/Resource. Charts started from CAD now carry the unit's Unit/Resource as well as its vehicle, so the crew doesn't have to pick the unit. Your unit templates and daily schedules keep working as they do today. The new Expected on duty list only appears once your agency puts a unit on a rotation in Settings.
Build your duty patterns once under Agency lists, then Rotations. Set how many days the cycle lasts, the on-duty times for each day and the date that counts as day 1, or start from a common pattern: 24 on / 48 off, 48 on / 96 off, Kelly, every day, weekdays, or 12-hour days and nights. Assign a rotation to a unit or a person and pick which day of the cycle they start on, so one 24/48 rotation can cover your A, B and C platoons. A four-week preview shows who is on each day. On the nights the clocks change, a shift still ends at its usual time. A unit can also have an on-duty schedule, picked on its page under Units.
Settings has a new Units page under Agency lists. Each unit, like Medic 1 or Engine 3, gets one record with its Unit/Resource name, type, level of care, usual vehicle, home location and division. Add the crew seats it runs with and pick the qualification each seat needs, such as Driver or Paramedic. When you stop running a unit, turn it off. Units are never deleted, so past records keep them. Dispatch, Crew Scheduling and Fire keep their own unit lists until your agency is switched over to this one.
Yes. Most agencies start with the app that solves their most pressing problem, then add others over time. Your login and your data carry over as you grow into the suite.
They do. Every app shares the same users, companies, and data, so a dispatch becomes a patient care report, which becomes a claim, without anyone re-keying information.
Yes. Patient Care Reporting uses NEMSIS v3.5 forms and submits directly to state repositories, so your documentation stays compliant and audit-ready.
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