MIH Success Stories: All About the Trivia

cost-saving wins in Illinois to funding challenges, this week’s issue spotlights the evolving landscape of community paramedicine—plus our toughest MIH-CP trivia yet.

May 07, 2025

Thanks for rolling with us on another journey into the world of mobile integrated healthcare and community paramedicine.

A little peak behind the curtain. Trivia was supposed to be a one-off segment but we were delighted to see the engagement it got.

Since this is a slow week for MIH-CP news we’re going to have two stories sandwich a quick MIH-CP trivia section filled with questions on companies and the space itself.

Let’s dive in: 🚐❤️

Content Overview:

  1. Naperville EMS’ CART Teams Save $5 Million

  2. The Hardest Trivia We’ve Ever Done

  3. A Continuation of Waterville Fire Department’s Community Paramedicine Struggles

    Total: 2 minutes

New Program

Naperville's Community Advocate Response Team (CART), launched in 2022, has demonstrated significant cost savings and improved patient care. In 2024, the program saved the city an estimated $5 million by diverting 1,005 out of 1,488 incidents away from emergency departments. The CART team, focusing on mental health crises, connects patients with appropriate resources, fills prescriptions, and ensures follow-up care, all while reducing the burden on emergency services.

Trivia

A Familiar Start:

Who's Logo is This?

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Which Country Was The First to Implement Community Paramedicine?

Bonus points if you can tell us the program

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Which of the following is not a typical application of a Mobile Integrated Healthcare–Community Paramedicine (MIH-CP) program?

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Julota's MIH-CP software empowers community paramedics to deliver smarter, more connected care by simplifying fragmented data and streamlining processes. With real-time patient insights, automated reporting, customizable workflows, secure HIPAA and CFR-42-compliant collaboration, and actionable analytics, Julota enables impactful care and improved outcomes. Designed to bridge healthcare and social determinants of health, it helps your program stay ahead of change.

Last Question

Can you tell which image is of a real community paramedic?

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An Update From Last Week

On April 10, 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services terminated grants for community paramedicine programs across Maine, affecting services in Portland, Waterville, Topsham, and other municipalities. These programs, which offered in-home check-ins, tests, fall prevention measures, and other services to keep patients out of hospitals, have been severely impacted. The sudden funding cut has left hundreds of patients without crucial support, highlighting the vulnerability of such programs to federal policy changes .

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