Even though telemedicine hasn't been used much in the pre-hospital setting, first responders are quickly starting to embrace it. 

Telemedicine can bring the physician right to the scene or inside the ambulance. In both rural settings, where long distances are an issue, and in the city, where traffic is always a problem, time is critical, especially for conditions such as heart attack, strokes, and traumatic injuries. 

Let's Talk Telemedicine video software allows your paramedics to have quick access to a physician while our medical instruments provide real-time readings for an early diagnosis and intervention. 

It also allows emergency room personnel to better prepare for an incoming patient, which could be key in improving outcomes in critical situations.

With our telemedicine software for first responders, requests from the field are easy. 

Voice Products can set up Let's Talk Telemedicine on your mobile devices so EMS personnel can send requests to physicians and specialists from the scene or the ambulance. 

Those requests immediately go to the providers who can connect with the crew in the field with just one click. 

Let's Talk Telemedicine's stable and reliable video platform allows your first responders to connect even in the most remote areas, using a cradle point connection for 3G, 4G, or built-in Wifi. 

Our telemedicine platform is not only affordable but also the most secure and reliable. It's also:

• HIPAA Compliant
• Compatible with any operating system, computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone
• Browser-agnostic so neither you nor your patient has to open a specific internet browser
• Secure cloud-based hosting on Amazon Web Services

And we offer something most others don't - 24/7 support based right here in the U.S.

You can get all of this with no contract so you can cancel anytime.

Our telemedicine platform works easily with laptops, tablets, and smartphones but also with a variety of different carts, kiosks, and even portable kits. 

First responders can benefit from our rugged telemedicine kit which is fully mobile. The kits are compact and packaged in rolling cases. They're dust and weather-resistant and come with a built-in military-grade ruggedized tablet with a readable glove-capable, gorilla glass that allows for video conferencing in any conditions. The U.S. military also uses these kits, often in extreme conditions in remote places. 

Let's Talk Telemedicine integrates with medical carts and kiosks, as well as many FDA-compliant telemedicine instruments that allow physicians to diagnose and treat patients remotely. 

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