General Devices is presenting its family of products at the following EMS meetings – if you are there, be sure to stop by and see what’s new. Read More...

The prestigious Redmond Regional Medical Center is now using CAREpoint and Rosetta for its STEMI program. Read More...

In the past few weeks, many of General Devices’ EMS customers have contacted me regarding representations and claims regarding telemedicine and EMS workstations made by Mr. Roger Heath that have appeared on his LifeBot website and in his mass mailings. Read More...

BR Med-Connect is an EMS telemedicine system recently installed in East Baton Rouge Parish (BR), Louisiana. Currently in a pilot phase, the system is fully functional and is now being used for actual patient care. Read More...

As announced at the 2009 JEMS EMS Today conference in Baltimore, General Devices and Physio-Control Inc. are developing new features to enhance interoperability between LIFENET, Rosetta and CAREpoint. Read More...

On March 12, 2009, the City of Baton Rouge (BR), Louisiana initiated its state-of-the-art “BR Med-Connect” EMS Telemedicine program with an inauguration event attended by the Mayor, East Baton Rouge Parish EMS Personnel, and physicians and administrators from Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. Read More...

New York City Fire Department EMS (FDNY/EMS) has selected Rosetta-Lt 12-Lead data translators and CAREpoint EMS Workstations from General Devices for its new STEMI program. Read More...

Northeast Tennessee’s Tri-Cities region, centered around Wellmont Healthcare’s Holston Valley (Kingsport TN), and Bristol Regional (Bristol TN) Medical Centers, went on-line in November with a STEMI program that is based on standardized 12-Lead equipment from General Devices and Philips Medical. Read More...

New York City Fire EMS (FDNY/EMS) has installed 3 CAREpoint EMS Workstations in their Woodside NY Call Center to manage on-line medical control & telemetry for the 5 boroughs of the city. Read More...

The University Medical Center at Stonybrook NY, has initiated a county-wide STEMI program for its almost 1.5 million inhabitants. Read More...