RightSite Health

Too many 911 calls aren't emergencies.

RightSite gives EMS physician backup to safely redirect low-acuity calls from the ER, keeping crews in service and patients on the right path of care.

09/08/2026

Who you gonna call?

Before 911, callers often had to know separate local numbers or contact an operator to reach police, fire, or ambulance services.

Today, three numbers connect millions of people to help.

Follow along for more EMS history.

09/04/2026

Same team. Same hours. Even on Labor Day.

RightSite will be open and ready to give 911/EMS another option for low-acuity calls.

09/03/2026

Every 911 call starts somewhere.

Before help is sent, the call reaches a PSAP.

What does PSAP stand for? Drop your answer in the comments.

09/01/2026

Before the 1970s, the ambulance that came for you was often a hearse.

Funeral homes had the only vehicles long enough to carry someone lying flat and they were already open 24/7.

Back then, the goal was to get patients to the ER fast. Today, care starts the moment EMS arrives.

Follow along for more EMS history.

08/27/2026

The Star of Life has six points. Each one represents a stage of emergency medical care.

How many can you name? Drop them in the comments ⬇️

08/25/2026

The first 911 call was made in 1968 in Haleyville, Alabama.

What started as one emergency call became a nationwide system connecting millions of people with emergency help every year.

Follow along for more EMS history.

08/24/2026

Proud of for showing up where it mattered most this weekend.

Members of our team volunteered their time in Hunt, TX, to help repair homes and clear debris left behind by last month’s floods.

We’re grateful to work alongside people who care deeply about the communities around them and are willing to lend a hand when it’s needed.

08/19/2026

Connecting patients to care, instantly.

See how RightSite gives 911 and EMS more options for low-acuity calls at https://rightsitehealth.com/

08/12/2026

Tooth pain. No dentist. So they call 911.

With RightSite, EMS can connect eligible patients with a board-certified ER physician who helps determine the right next step. If the ER isn’t needed, a Navigator connects the patient with follow-up care.

No unnecessary ER trip. The patient gets connected to care, and EMS can get back in service faster.

See how RightSite works with EMS at rightsitehealth.com

08/10/2026

Not every sprain needs an ambulance ride.
Swollen ankle. Sore wrist. Too painful to walk it off.

For minor injuries, RightSite can help determine the right next step.

An ER physician joins the call, checks what happened, and helps guide the patient to the right care. If the injury needs a higher level of care, EMS is brought right back in.

When it's low-acuity, think RightSite.

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