Traumasoft
Emergency medical services software
Public safety software
Transportation software
Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) software
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What is Traumasoft
Traumasoft is an emergency medical services (EMS) operations and clinical documentation platform used by ambulance providers to manage dispatch, scheduling, billing, and electronic patient care reporting (ePCR). It supports day-to-day workflows for 911 response, interfacility transport, and related fleet and crew management activities. The product combines operational modules (CAD/dispatch, scheduling, timekeeping) with revenue-cycle and compliance-oriented features in a single system.
Broad EMS operations coverage
Traumasoft consolidates core EMS workflows such as dispatch, scheduling, time/attendance, fleet oversight, and billing into one platform. This can reduce the need to integrate multiple point solutions for operations and revenue cycle. It is designed around ambulance-provider processes rather than general-purpose transportation workflows.
Integrated ePCR and billing workflow
The platform links clinical documentation (ePCR) with downstream billing and claims processes. This can reduce duplicate data entry between patient care reporting and invoicing. It also supports documentation practices that are commonly required for EMS reimbursement and audit readiness.
Supports 911 and transport use cases
Traumasoft is used for both emergency response and non-emergency transport operations within the same environment. This is useful for mixed-service agencies that need shared scheduling, unit status, and reporting across service lines. It can also help standardize reporting and operational metrics across the organization.
Implementation and configuration effort
Because the product spans dispatch, clinical, and billing functions, deployments often require significant configuration and process alignment. Data migration, form setup, and workflow mapping can be time-consuming for agencies with legacy systems. Organizations may need dedicated internal resources during rollout and change management.
Integration dependencies vary
EMS environments commonly require interfaces to external systems (e.g., hospital systems, state reporting, payment processors, or third-party CAD/telephony). The availability and maturity of specific integrations can vary by region and customer requirements. Some agencies may still need custom interfaces or additional middleware to meet local interoperability needs.
Complex UI for occasional users
Role-based workflows across dispatchers, field clinicians, supervisors, and billing staff can create a steep learning curve for infrequent users. Agencies with high staff turnover may need ongoing training to maintain consistent data quality. Operational breadth can also make it harder to standardize usage without strong governance.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Custom / Enterprise | Contact sales (pricing not published) | Traumasoft does not list flat fees on its website; pricing is tailored to customer needs (examples: number of Authorized Users, number of transports, types of services/modules). Fees are typically invoiced monthly in advance; usage-based services are invoiced in arrears per the Master Subscription Agreement. |
