EMS provider cuts a day off hospital length of stay, with help from AI

AmeriPro Health says its homegrown artificial intelligence-enabled predictive modeling technology is driving everything it does – and helping its hospital partners significantly increase their patient throughput.

In a time of inflation, talent shortages, supply chain challenges and shrinking capital, healthcare decision makers must be more adept than ever at stretching dollars. And those headwinds are spurring some health system leaders to blaze new trails with emergency medical service providers in the world of artificial intelligence.

"AI and predictive modeling are driving everything we do, and those tools are helping our hospital partners to significantly increase their patient throughput," said Larry Richardson, a former paramedic and chief business officer at AmeriPro Health, a 911 EMS and medical transportation provider based in Atlanta. AmeriPro operates across nine states and has grown more than 100% year over year since launching in 2018.

"We're a data company that happens to run ambulances," he continued. "We know where we need to be and have our resources lined up long before we need to be there, creating much higher odds that we can optimize the level of pre-hospital advanced treatment."

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