HMP Global December 31, 2022
Source: Twiage

PRESS RELEASE

SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY—Twiage announced December 22 that Phelps Hospital began using the Twiage mobile communications tool to help EMS and the hospital’s emergency department communicate vital information more accurately and quickly before a patient arrives in the ER. In many medical emergencies, like stroke and heart attack, time can mean the difference between life and death.

Prior to Twiage, EMS personnel used a cell phone or radio to relay information about an incoming patient to a call center or directly to the ED. At Phelps, one of the ED nurses on duty would receive the call and then notify the rest of the medical team. If a nurse or doctor had follow-up questions, they would have to get...

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