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Acuitage

Accurate triage starts at the scene — not at the hospital doors.

Stage: Out of crisis

Built for the point of injury

Manual field triage is right roughly 19% of the time. Acuitage gives first responders a structured way to capture acuity and vitals right where the emergency is happening, using the phone already in their pocket — no custom hardware to carry, charge, or lose.

Phone-first sensing

No proprietary hardware required today. Acuitage is designed to work with the sensors already on a standard phone, with purpose-built hardware as a future option, not a dependency.

BC EMS–grounded checklists

Intervention checklists are built from real BC EMS treatment guidelines and CliniCall protocols, not invented from scratch.

Incidents, not a flat roster

Patients cluster under a named incident, supporting multi-ER handoff and archived reporting instead of a single lifetime list that loses the shape of what happened.

Documentation, not advice

Acuitage never scores, gates, or recommends a clinical or transport decision. It documents what was observed and what was done — the call always stays with the clinician.

Acuitage in action

Real screens from the app — scene triage, live vitals trends, and the retrospective team-performance view built from closed incidents.

Acuitage scene triage screen showing acuity categories like Trauma, Toxidrome, and Airway and Breathing

Scene triage

Acuitage vitals screen showing a trend graph with SYS, DIA, Pulse, and O2 lines against a shared in-bounds band

Vitals & trends

Acuitage Team Performance screen showing closed incident counts, field vs. hospital acuity match rate, and response timing

Team Performance

Where it fits. Acuitage is the first link — the moment someone gets safely out of crisis. What it records carries forward into Progressor as the person moves into care.

Bring Acuitage to your service

Every closed incident sharpens the picture — acuity accuracy, diagnosis accuracy, and time-to-delivery, tracked across your whole team, with the police and hospital handoff paperwork already done by the time you're back in service.

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