Ambulance Information Management
Micro- Scientific
Micro-Scientific In- dustries manufactures a full line of infection con- trol products for EMS including Opti-Cide 3® Disinfectant and Cleaner.
Opti-Cide3 is a new, accelerated 10-second surface sanitizer and 3- minute hospital level disinfectant. Kills TB, viruses, fungus and bacteria including the
New Delhi Super bug! Safe for all hard and soft surfaces including mattresses, restraints, cloth bags, PPE/turn-out gear, plastics, aluminum, and all other surfaces in the EMS envi- ronment.
The AIM System offers a full suite of soft- ware and services that manage all aspects of EMS operations – from ePCR to Billing, In- House Collections, Crew, Fleet, and Sub- scription. Customize AIM to meet your needs. AIM Web offers affordable monthly payment options with 24/7 internet access to your data. AIM On-Site versions are also available for EMS providers that want to manage data at their own business location.
For those looking to outsource billing, AIM Billing Services provides expert billing spe- cialists that stay current on changing regula- tions and use advanced technology to submit, monitor, and manage receivables so that you get paid in half the time. Best of all, you can check billing status on the Web, and get free access to AIM ePCR, Crew, Fleet, and Sub- scription.
AIM pledges to provide pre-hospital care- takers with the stability and experience of over 20 years leading the way in EMS soft- ware and services.
The CAP never sleeps, watching 24-7 and notifying managers by its alert system through emails or text messages for instant notification. Customized usage reports can be automatically sent daily, weekly or whenever for purchasing, billing and management pur- poses. Where can we hire an inventory man- ager like CAP that works for less than 48 cents per hour and never takes a break?
For more information, visit:
www.ram-software.com or call: 800-726-4690
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For more information, visit:
www.opticide.com or call: 888-253-2536
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