The challenge facing Illinois Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Region IV is one familiar to any jurisdiction that holds large events such as car races, marathons, and …
This new technology allows users to easily send notifications across multiple channels, dynamically manage contacts, and more! Watch the webinar to learn more about how Juvare solutions will help you streamline your emergency communications.
Volunteer managers used the CORES responder management platform to help register, credential and manage volunteers during COVID-19.
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The Illinois Helps program, fostered by the Illinois Department of Public Health, has used Juvare’s CORES Responder Management System (RMS) since January 2014. Like many of the 30+ states that rely on Juvare’s CORES Platform, Illinois has progressively recruited, registered and credentialed tens of thousands of volunteers, preparing a pool of candidates to support healthcare and public health preparedness events like COVID-19.
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In this Guru Minute video, we spoke to Matt Cronin, Director of Solutions Architecture at Juvare, talking about how organizations use Juvare’s crisis management solutions to prepare for and respond to any incidents that might occur at large-scale planned events like concerts, festivals, sporting events, marathons, etc.
Juvare worked closely with our partners at Atlanta Fulton County EMA and over 50 federal and state agencies who worked to ensure safety in Atlanta during Super Bowl LIII. Juvare’s crisis management solutions help organizations prepare for and respond to any unexpected incidents at large-scale planned events.
Just one unexpected crisis can threaten lives and wreak havoc on your operations. How can you be fully prepared? You have to expect the unexpected.
