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Government

Protect Public Safety by Seeing the Whole Picture

Whether it’s hurricanes, hantavirus, or house appropriations, the one thing every government agency wants is more data. ESO integrates data systems to deliver what’s critical.

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The Government Platform

Software Built for Insights

The right tools turn scattered submissions into an actionable system. ESO enables EMS, fire, hospital, and state data to collaborate, reveal what’s working and where it isn’t, and gain insights into what to do next.

Instead of chasing reports, your team works together to improve health and safety outcomes for the communities you serve.

See how your systems perform, then turn what you find into better decisions for every community.

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Trusted data submissions

No one has time to redo rejected record submissions. ESO solutions offer progressive validation, integration support, and annually updated guidance that give every agency a path to stronger performance.

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Know What’s Working Before It’s Too Late

Start understanding patterns, risks, and outcomes at the state, local, and national levels. Track performance in real time, compare regions against benchmarks, and act on patterns early, so resources go where they help most.

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North Dakota EMS for Children partnered with ESO to analyze state EMS data and identify gaps. Findings revealed that pediatric 911 responses for suicide and self-harm increased 42% over three years. In response, EMS, behavioral health leaders, and state agencies are implementing new screening tools, responder training, patient resources, and documentation improvements. North Dakota demonstrates how data-sharing partnerships can help state agencies identify emerging public health challenges and drive meaningful system-wide change.

— Chettie Greer, RN, Program Manager – North Dakota EMS for Children State Partnership Program

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We securely host the NEMSIS electronic data in Microsoft Azure so there’s no need to worry about maintaining hardware.  

We submit data to the state on your behalf in an automated process. We meet each state’s schedule and required format.

Yes. EHR and HDE meet both NEMSIS 3.4 and 3.3.4 requirements.

Yes, we automatically submit to CARES and state trauma registries on your behalf. 

Once you sign your subscription agreement, our implementation team will set up a kick-off call with your assigned project manager. Your project manager will walk you through the steps to take you up to, and including, your go-live date. This includes scheduling any onsite training days you may require.

This varies depending on your agency’s completion of the initial setup files and your availability for onsite training if requested. The average time from subscription agreement signing to go-live is 70 days. Need to move faster? Get in touch with your representative and get started today. 

No. We have an annual subscription agreement. You have the option to renew each year. We’re proud to say our retention rate has been greater than 97 percent for seven straight years.