Tech firm introduces new app feature specifically designed to help first responders and health care workers during COVID-19 pandemic Minneapolis, MN- April, 2020 – Vitals™ Aware Services, the Twin Cities-based developer of the Vitals™ App, is offering its services to all first responders, health care providers, hospitals and clinics free of charge. The goal is …
Vitals™ offering its safety app free of charge to support first responders and healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic For more information, Call: Deputy Chief Mike Hartley952-292-1085 April 13, 2020 – One of Minnesota’s largest law enforcement agencies is launching a life-saving service that provides critical health information to first responders in the age of …
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Minneapolis, MN – April 3, 2020 – Vitals™ Aware Services, the Twin Cities-based developer of the Vitals™ App, has launched a new feature to its app this week allowing first responders and other care providers to identify and treat people who have, or are most susceptible to contracting, COVID-19. Vitals™ is offering its safety app with the new COVID-19 feature to all first responders, public health care …
The time to act is now! Help us keep our first responders and our most vulnerable people healthy and safe during this worldwide pandemic Our team could use your financial support to help with a major initiative that is underway to help save people’s lives and protect as many people as we can during this …
Good Afternoon, The safety of our users will always be our top priority. Vitals™ is constantly exploring new ways to offer innovative services that impact people living with underlying health issues. I want to recognize and praise our first responders for working countless hours, who don’t have the luxury of practicing social distancing while performing …
BCPD continues strong push to partner with Mental Health Professionals; Vitals™ provides officers with a real-time tool providing crucial information directly from parents and caregivers January 30, 2020 – In four years, the number of “check the welfare” calls Brooklyn Center Police Officers have responded to has nearly doubled. The community is asking for help, …
Vitals™ platform personalizes community policing mission as Officers “arm” themselves with information, ensuring police serve vulnerable populations with compassion January 9, 2019 – A few years ago, the Folsom (CA) Police Department created HELP files, realizing information gathered about residents with cognitive disabilities will be helpful in future police interactions. When the lead dispatcher learned …
See original article from The Berkshire Eagle PITTSFIELD — The Pittsfield Police Department plans to deploy an app that will help first responders adjust their response to the vulnerabilities of residents, officials announced Tuesday. The app is called Vitals, and it allows those close to people with unique needs — officials cited people with autism, …
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Brown County and the City of New Ulm have launched Vitals™ to better serve a growing senior population and people with visible and invisible disabilities October 30, 2019 – In both Brown County and New Ulm, Minnesota, law enforcement officers pride themselves on their knowledge of the communities they serve. Recognizing an increasing senior population …
Police officers and firefighters will have valuable information available to them when responding to calls involving people with disabilities. September 30, 2019 – In a City focused on providing the best, and most inclusive, possible service, Richfield is outfitting its first responders with the Vitals™ App beginning October 1st. For the Fire Department, the individualized …
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