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TX · STEMI protocol updated · v4.2 deployed to 1,847 medicsCA · pediatric seizure dosing recalc · -32% time-to-MidazolamFL · Naloxone protocol synced from State EMS Office · 04:18 UTCOH · pilot launch · Cleveland Clinic EMS · 86 medics onboardedAZ · ROSC achieved · run #28491 · documented in 14sCO · pending state license · review with Dr. Asher next TuesdayTX · STEMI protocol updated · v4.2 deployed to 1,847 medicsCA · pediatric seizure dosing recalc · -32% time-to-MidazolamFL · Naloxone protocol synced from State EMS Office · 04:18 UTCOH · pilot launch · Cleveland Clinic EMS · 86 medics onboardedAZ · ROSC achieved · run #28491 · documented in 14sCO · pending state license · review with Dr. Asher next Tuesday
Signed by 6 state medical directors

EMS clinical protocols paramedics actually want to open at 3 a.m.

PriorityU EMS Protocols replaces the binder, the dosing wheel, and the two-page ePCR form with one offline-first decision flow — so the first thing you reach for in the back of the rig isn't a PDF.

30-day trial No credit card NEMSIS 3.5 export
ACTIVE · ALS-1 · 04:17
Run #28491

Protocol

ACLS — Adult Cardiac Arrest

Texas v4.2 · Dr. Reyes · 2026-04-30

CPR initiated · 30:2 compressions

04:17:22 · Cycle 1

Rhythm check · VF confirmed

04:19:04 · LP15 lead II

3

Defibrillate · 200 J biphasic

Now · zero charge time

4

Epinephrine 1mg IV/IO

Auto-calculated · pt. 82 kg

Offline ready
ETA Mem. Hermann · 6:42

Trusted in the field by

Austin-Travis County EMS
Los Angeles Fire Dept.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue
Cleveland Clinic EMS
Phoenix Mountain Rescue
Houston Methodist EMS

Built for the rig, not the boardroom

Three things every other ePCR vendor refuses to fix.

Offline-first by design

Every protocol, every drug, every weight-based calc is cached on-device. Underpass with no LTE? It still works.

01— differentiator

Zero-math dosing

Enter weight once. Every subsequent dose — pediatric, adult, drips, rebolus — is pre-computed and route-aware.

02— differentiator

Documentation that writes itself

Every tap you make on a protocol is logged as a NEMSIS 3.5-compliant timestamp. End-of-run narrative drafted by AI in 9 seconds.

03— differentiator

Guided clinical flow

Decision trees that branch with the patient — not the chart.

The cardiac arrest protocol doesn't ask you to scroll. It asks you one question, then the next. Each tap auto-stamps your narrative.

  • 8 life-threatening protocols ship day one
  • Every node signed by your state medical director
  • Branch logic supports rebolus, ROSC, refractory paths
Tablet with medical interface

Zero-math dosing

The dosing wheel is dead. Long live the autocalculator.

Tap a medication. Enter weight once at scene arrival. Every subsequent dose — pediatric Epi 1:10k, Midaz 0.1 mg/kg IM, push-dose pressors — is pre-rendered with route, concentration, and volume.

  • 8 high-acuity drugs preloaded (incl. Naloxone, Amio, Fentanyl)
  • Pediatric & adult side-by-side, no toggles
  • Min/max guardrails block lethal misdose at the input
Patient monitor

Documentation, automated

By the time the gurney hits the ER door, your run report is 92% drafted.

Every node you cleared, every drug you pushed, every rhythm check — it's already a timestamped narrative. You review, sign, transmit. Total medic time: 90 seconds.

  • NEMSIS 3.5-compliant export, no remapping
  • Auto-narrative powered by your agency's preferred LLM
  • QA dashboard for medical directors — instant audit trail
EMS team briefing

The PriorityU moat

State Protocol Licensing Engine.

We don't compete with state EMS offices. We partner with them. Every state's medical director signs the protocols — PriorityU ingests their PDFs, generates the decision trees, and ships them back as licensed software. The state earns royalty per ambulance. The medics get a binder that talks back.

6

Active states

$1.2M

Annual royalties paid

14d

Avg. ingest → live

/admin/states/texas

Jurisdiction

Texas

Active

Director

Dr. Karina Reyes

Protocols

147 signed

Agencies

28 covered

Royalty

$48 / ambulance / mo

ACLS Adult Cardiac Arrest — v4.2
Opioid Overdose Reversal — v2.1
Acute Stroke (BE-FAST) — v3.0
Pediatric Seizure — v2.4

What ships day one

Eight life-threatening protocols. Pre-signed. Pre-cached.

Cardiac

ACLS Cardiac Arrest

Neuro

Acute Stroke (BE-FAST)

Toxicology

Opioid Overdose

Respiratory

Severe Asthma

Pediatric

Pediatric Seizure

Trauma

Multi-System Trauma

Cardiac

Chest Pain / STEMI

Toxicology

Anaphylaxis

Honest comparison

Why medics keep switching to us.

Capability
PriorityU
ESO
ImageTrend
Offline-first decision trees
State medical-director signed
Zero-math drug dosing (all ages)
NEMSIS 3.5 auto-narrative
Manual
Manual
Time to first dose
3.2s
~45s
~60s
Built for the back of the rig

Handtevy excluded — they serve pediatrics only and we love them for it.

Pricing

Per-seat, per-month. No "call sales" for line 1.

Built around how EMS budgets actually flow: SAFER grants, district levies, and reimbursable per-medic line items.

Individual

For freelance medics, flight programs, and instructors.

$19/ medic / mo
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  • All 8 ship-day protocols
  • Offline-first decision flow
  • Zero-math dosing for adult & pediatric
  • Personal run log (synced)
  • NEMSIS 3.5 export
Most adopted

Small Agency

Volunteer departments, private services, fire-EMS hybrids.

$750/ mo · up to 50 seats
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  • Everything in Individual
  • Agency dashboard & QA reviews
  • Custom protocols + state overlays
  • Shift-level run analytics
  • Slack + Teams notifications
  • Onboarding for med director

Enterprise

Municipal services, regional fire, hospital-based EMS.

$2,500/ mo · 150+ seats
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  • Everything in Small Agency
  • State licensing co-management
  • On-prem cache appliance
  • SOC 2 Type II compliance pack
  • 24/7 medical director hotline
  • Custom NEMSIS field mapping

Need 500+ seats or a state-wide license?
Email our State Partnerships team.

From the field

What medics say after the shift.

"We swapped the binder for PriorityU on a Tuesday. By Friday our average ROSC time-to-Epi dropped from 4 min 12 to 2 min 38. I don't say this often — it changed the way we run codes.

Cpt. Marcus Holloway

EMS Division Chief, Austin-Travis County

"I review every run from 28 services. PriorityU is the only platform where the narrative writes itself in plain English and my QA spreadsheet is already exported when I open it Monday.

Dr. Karina Reyes, MD

State EMS Medical Director, Texas

"Handtevy got our peds dosing right. PriorityU got the rest of medicine right. Now we use both — but only PriorityU ships with our state's signed protocols.

Lt. Sasha Brennan

Paramedic FTO, LAFD

Honest answers

Common questions from medical directors.

Does PriorityU EMS Protocols replace our ePCR?+

Not yet — and not on purpose. PriorityU is the clinical decision layer; we export NEMSIS 3.5 packets that drop straight into ESO, ImageTrend, or your homegrown system. Most agencies run us alongside their billing-focused ePCR for 6 months before switching off the old narrative editor.

What happens if I lose signal?+

Nothing changes. Every protocol, every dose, every weight calc lives on-device. Runs sync the moment you're back on LTE. Cleveland Clinic EMS averages 11.4 minutes of pure offline operation per shift — we tested for it.

Who actually signs the protocols?+

Your state's appointed EMS medical director. We don't write medicine — we write software. The state office sends us their protocols, our team renders them into decision trees, and the director signs each one before it goes live. State retains royalty per active ambulance.

Is this HIPAA-compliant?+

HIPAA-aware out of the box (BAA available), SOC 2 Type II audit completing 2026-Q3. Patient data is encrypted at rest and in transit; we never train on PHI.

Can I trial it solo before bringing my agency?+

Yes — that's the whole point of the $19/mo Individual tier. Trial free for 30 days, run a few shifts, then bring it to your medical director with real data.

For the next shift you walk into

Put the binder away.
Open PriorityU.

30-day free trial. No credit card. No procurement meeting. Just the fastest path between an arriving patient and the right treatment.