At VLI Tech, we strive to provide the crucial EMS Technology Solutions that can revolutionize your operational efficiency. We firmly believe that technology should empower your business, not impede it, and thus our aim is to identify, develop, and implement the optimal tech solutions that meet your unique needs.
Our comprehensive approach entails a meticulous evaluation of your entire business ecosystem. This is not a surface-level analysis; rather, we dive deep into understanding the mechanics of your organization. We leverage the power of real-time data integration, providing a holistic perspective that allows us to spot potential inefficiencies, unexplored opportunities, and future-proof strategies.
To ensure an all-rounded application of our solutions, we incorporate effective mobile applications that enhance your workforce's mobility and productivity. Alongside this, we offer sophisticated SaaS solutions that align with the scale of your operations and expand in tandem with your growth. Our offerings are highly customizable, reflecting the specific requirements of your company and the mobile healthcare system you operate in.
Our team comprises not just technology experts but also subject matter experts with extensive industry experience. They possess the necessary insight to preempt and avoid costly mistakes that could hinder your operations. Their guidance is invaluable in navigating the complex landscape of technology choices, ensuring you invest only in what suits your needs the best.
We understand the frustrations that come with technology systems that fail to deliver on their promises or, worse, do not fulfill the requirements they were intended for. At VLI Tech, our promise is to help you sidestep these pitfalls. We commit to leading you through the selection and implementation process, mitigating potential risks, and maximizing the benefits that the right technology can bring to your organization.
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Vice President Customer Experience @ VLI Tech, Inc. | Certified Ambulance Coder | Certified Compliance Officer
Excited to connect at the PWW Advisory Group conference next week at the Paris Las Vegas hotel! Come by the VLI Tech, Inc, Inc booth to chat with Fred Wilkins and me. The conference as always promises valuable insights, and we're here to assist you in translating them into actionable strategies for your organization. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Here are a few basics EVERYONE in business should know: EMS professionals are well-versed in NIMS protocols for disaster response. However, surprisingly, few in EMS understand the fundamentals of a Cyber Incident Response Plan or the critical actions to take in the immediate aftermath of an incident. Even fewer have a printed plan distributed to every incident response team member. Relying on third-party vendors for security doesn’t absolve you of responsibility. Your organization faces the fines, compensates customers for damages, and provides credit monitoring. You might have insurance coverage this time, but what about the next time—especially if you don’t have a plan or can’t act on it effectively? And don’t even get me started on the lack of EMS providers who have retained Breach Counsel—or even know where to find one. We work with great partners, like Stu Panensky, to help our customers be ready and stay vigilant. We can help you, too.
Founding Partner at Pierson Ferdinand (Cyber / Privacy Law & Tech / Commercial Litigation)
What should a company do when its data appears on the dark web? ?? ?? ?? Imagine getting a call from law enforcement ??♂? … You are informed that your company’s data (or its consumer’s data) was found somewhere on the #darkweb. How would you feel? What do you do first? Who do you tell? Here’s some help: First,?understand the type of data that may be at issue.?If the breach involves third-party services (e.g., a SaaS ‘s provider’s list of email usernames or information available on LinkedIn), no in-depth investigation may be needed. Companies may notify users and advise them to avoid reusing compromised passwords. If the exposed data involves internal credentials, engage counsel and start an investigation. Check logs for signs of compromise. Investigate devices (especially company-owned laptops) for malware or info-stealers. If personal devices are involved, ensure passwords are reset. For breaches involving multiple individuals or unclear origins, escalate the investigations using threat intelligence and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). Next, some basic Incident Response action items: ?? Reset passwords?for affected users and systems. ?? Investigate logins?for unusual activity, persistence mechanisms (e.g., third-party app registrations, suspicious email forwarding rules). ?? Contain and remediate?any detected compromise ?? Improve policies and controls?to prevent recurrence: ? Implement stricter password policies ? Enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) and disable legacy protocols ? Enhance monitoring capabilities using, MDR, SOC, SIEM Not all data found on the dark web is recent or actionable; some may be outdated or irrelevant (e.g., old FTP leaks or obsolete credentials). The company’s response should depend on the nature of the data—isolated user credentials versus an entire database will warrant different levels of investigation and response. Don’t forget: your investigation includes asking vendors or third parties for explanations if their systems contributed to the #breach. Let us know if you or your company wants to talk more about this frequent issue. Pierson Ferdinand LLP #privacy #cyber
Planning for Success, the EOS Way! This week, our team came together for our annual meeting and planning sessions, guided by the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS Worldwide) principles. A special shoutout to Mark Henderson Leary, our EOS Implementor, for expertly facilitating the session and keeping us focused on what truly matters. And to Christopher Byrd, our EOS Integrator, for ensuring our vision translates into action and that we stay aligned throughout the year. We reflected on the past year, celebrated our wins, and tackled the challenges that strengthened us. With a clear vision and actionable goals, we’re set for another year of growth and innovation. Here’s to building a stronger organization, fostering teamwork, and delivering value to our clients every step of the way! #AnnualPlanning #EOS #Leadership #Teamwork #EMS #MobileHealthcare
This is excellent news for our industry!
We are excited to announce on January 1, 2025, the formation of Werfel, Moore, & Kelly Law Group. This strategic merger will unite the legal and consulting practices of Brian Werfel, Scott Moore, & Christopher Kelly, bringing together decades of experience to better serve the needs of Emergency Medical Service & public safety agencies, mobile healthcare providers, and their teams. Our mission is to be a trusted legal partner to our clients that can address the full spectrum of legal concerns within the EMS, public safety, and healthcare professions. We are thrilled to offer our expanded range of services to our valued clients and the broader community. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about this exciting transition, please do not hesitate to reach out. We thank you for your support and look forward to a New Year and new opportunities. -Brian, Scott, and Chris
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Great job Chris! One of the amazing people at CareFlite.
??A huge congratulations to our very own 911 dispatcher Chris Gaines?? Chris has been awarded for his amazing performance in providing life-saving CPR instructions over the phone, helping save the life of a pediatric patient. Thanks to his guidance, the patient had a pulse upon arrival at the hospital. Great job Chris! A powerful reminder “EMS cannot save someone whose dispatch has not made savable”-Julie Buckingham.
Vice President Customer Experience @ VLI Tech, Inc. | Certified Ambulance Coder | Certified Compliance Officer
Celebrating Resilience and Preparedness at Acute Rescue and Transport (ART) ? On October 21, 2024, one of VLI Tech, Inc’s valued private ambulance providers, Acute Rescue and Transport (ART) in Idaho, faced a significant challenge: an arson attack on their Pocatello station. ART, with four locations and a range of services from non-medical to air medical transport, responded to this crisis with incredible agility, maintaining their service and dedication to their community without interruption. ? Thanks to the foresight of ART owner, Wesly Anderson, security cameras were installed both inside and outside the station. These precautions allowed him to view critical footage remotely, capturing images of the suspected individual who entered the unoccupied station illegally. The video evidence, which showed smoke beginning to emerge shortly after the person exited the building, enabled Wes to act quickly. He shared these images with the responding firefighters, who then notified law enforcement. ? While the incident resulted in one rig being temporarily taken out of service, three others were fortunately out on calls, and most importantly, no one was injured. In a stroke of fortunate timing, a local fire department was conducting training nearby and responded immediately, keeping the fire damage contained. ? Wes and his leadership team, including Gabe Dutton, swiftly secured a backup location, enabling ART crews to continue their work without missing a beat. This level of preparedness and commitment to uninterrupted service exemplifies their dedication to the community they serve. ? We at VLI Tech are incredibly proud to partner with Acute Rescue and Transport, and we are inspired by their resilience and proactive planning in the face of adversity.
Vice President Customer Experience @ VLI Tech, Inc. | Certified Ambulance Coder | Certified Compliance Officer
Celebrating Resilience and Preparedness at Acute Rescue and Transport (ART) ? On October 21, 2024, one of VLI Tech, Inc’s valued private ambulance providers, Acute Rescue and Transport (ART) in Idaho, faced a significant challenge: an arson attack on their Pocatello station. ART, with four locations and a range of services from non-medical to air medical transport, responded to this crisis with incredible agility, maintaining their service and dedication to their community without interruption. ? Thanks to the foresight of ART owner, Wesly Anderson, security cameras were installed both inside and outside the station. These precautions allowed him to view critical footage remotely, capturing images of the suspected individual who entered the unoccupied station illegally. The video evidence, which showed smoke beginning to emerge shortly after the person exited the building, enabled Wes to act quickly. He shared these images with the responding firefighters, who then notified law enforcement. ? While the incident resulted in one rig being temporarily taken out of service, three others were fortunately out on calls, and most importantly, no one was injured. In a stroke of fortunate timing, a local fire department was conducting training nearby and responded immediately, keeping the fire damage contained. ? Wes and his leadership team, including Gabe Dutton, swiftly secured a backup location, enabling ART crews to continue their work without missing a beat. This level of preparedness and commitment to uninterrupted service exemplifies their dedication to the community they serve. ? We at VLI Tech are incredibly proud to partner with Acute Rescue and Transport, and we are inspired by their resilience and proactive planning in the face of adversity.