Medic Cadence

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Getting a site covered.

Tell us about your project and we'll take it from there. Reaching out costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Not ready yet? Scroll down for how it works, what it costs, and what happens after you reach out.

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How it works

Three steps from first contact to a paramedic on the line.

  1. Tell us about the project

    Send the basics using the form above: site size, type of work, location, and how long the project runs. It takes a couple of minutes.

  2. We mobilize the site

    We ship a stocked, contents-tracked first-aid bag and the equipment your site needs, then designate your CPR/First Aid certified responders. If you need certifications, we handle that first.

  3. You go live

    From then on, a licensed paramedic is one tap away the moment someone is hurt, for the life of the project.

Don't have certified responders? We provide CPR, First Aid, AED, and Stop the Bleed certifications to get you started.

How connecting works

Your crew are the hands. The paramedic is the medical brain.

When a worker is hurt, one of your CPR, First Aid, and AED certified team members, usually a foreman, superintendent, or team lead, opens the app and connects. A licensed paramedic is on screen within minutes.

The paramedic assesses the worker over telemedicine and walks your certified responder through the care step by step, in real time. Your people stay squarely within their certified first-aid scope. The paramedic makes the clinical calls: what to do on site, when to send someone for imaging, and when to escalate to 911.

All it takes on your end is at least one certified responder on site and a way to connect. That is the whole footprint. If your crew is not certified yet, we run the certifications as part of bringing the site online, so you are never waiting on us to be covered.

What it costs

Priced so you only pay for the medicine when you use it.

A flat $800 per month keeps a paramedic on call for each site, and telehealth time is billed at $95 an hour only while your crew is actually connected. Bringing a site online is a one-time $2,500 mobilization fee. No per-injury charges, no long contract to decode.

What happens after you reach out

Reaching out costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.

You send the basics

A few details about your sites through the form on this page. That is all we need to start.

We plan a live visit

We come out to see the site and get your materials and equipment ready.

You go live on your start date

We collect the mobilization payment, then your crew is covered from the day you start.