GD (General Devices)

Our latest case study follows Jack Taxis, an EMS Coordinator at Rush Copley Medical Center, and how he has enhanced EMS communication, improved treatment times, and advanced his team's operational efficiency over the span of his 37 year career.

Our new study has uncovered that 83% of EMS and hospital staff find current communication methods lacking, impacting crucial care decisions. This insight, along with many others, drives our mission to bridge these gaps.

Efficient, effective communication is a major key to improving emergency healthcare.

GD has launched a new feature of the e-Bridge Communication Platform: Drivers License and Barcode Scanning which will help EMS and Hospital teams manage and track patients more efficiently.

Now until September 30, 2024 participate in a survey for GD's upcoming study: Bridging the Gap in Healthcare Team Communication.

Join us August 7th at 1:00p.m. Est for our virtual Learn and Connect Event: Improving Specialty Team Communication

For first responders, effective prehospital communication with hospital teams in incredibly stressful.

GD General Devices (GD) is proud to announce its participation in the North American Active Assailant Conference 2024

GD's Midwest Regional Manager, Christine Laking will be on-site to help providers learn about our communication solutions for seamless emergency care for hospitals.

General Devices will attend Trauma Center Association of America