EMS protocol management for states, regions and health systems

Protocol management, unified.

One EMS protocol app for your whole system. Publish once, let each level adapt, and see what reached the field.

OneDose protocol levels: state, region or system at the top, regions or systems below, agencies under each

Watch the overview

See how a whole system runs on OneDose.

A short walkthrough of one protocol structure for states, regions and agencies, from the top level down to the provider’s phone.

A few of the systems we work with

The problem

Protocols still travel by PDF and email.

Every level does its part. The tools between them weren’t built for it.

01

Hard to reach the field

Changes move as attachments, and nobody can confirm they landed.

02

Hard to keep control

Copies, printouts and other apps drift from the approved version.

03

Review by hand

Reviewers read long PDFs to find the few lines that changed.

04

No clear view

Few systems can say which agencies run the current version.

The structure

Your system at the top. Every agency below it.

Content flows down. Data rolls up. Each level owns its part.

Top level

State, region, consortium or hospital system

The master protocol set, locked content like a pediatric dosing card, and notifications that reach every provider.

Middle level, for multi-agency builds

Regions, councils or protocol sets

Regions, councils and medical control groups adopt the master set or adjust it, or run several protocol sets that agencies subscribe to. Each owns its own changes.

Agency level

Every agency

Where providers sign in and where Premium tools, ePCR integrations and local medication lists live.

Some systems run two levels, others add a middle one. Admin access is scoped to each level, so every administrator sees exactly what they manage.

OneDose protocol levels: state, region or system at level 1, regions or systems at level 2, agencies below

Protocol review

Protocol review, without the email chain.

Changes are submitted in the platform, reviewers see only what changed, and the timestamped approval goes into service on the approved date.

01 · Submit

Upload the set or one protocol

Propose an effective date. No signature form.

02 · Compare

See only what changed

Pages that match the master set drop out.

03 · Review

Comment, request or approve

All in the browser. No download for reviewers.

04 · Record

Timestamped approval

Every version is kept, so you know what was in service and when.

OneDose protocol review screen showing only the changed pages and a timestamped approval

Built around your system

Example: how we built for Michigan.

Every system runs a little differently. Michigan runs through 56 Medical Control Authorities and a state pediatric dosing card, so we built around both.

  • A state-maintained MI-MEDIC dosing tile on every provider’s home screen, locked and available offline
  • Protocol review shaped around how the MCAs submit and approve changes
  • OneDose Premium provisioned for Michigan EMS agencies
  • A rollout designed with the state, supporting its channels the way they work today

Your system has its own rules. We shape the structure, review steps and rollout around them.

Michigan map with the MI-MEDIC tile, protocol review and statewide Premium in OneDose

Proven at scale

A few of the systems running on OneDose.

Statewide since 2024

Nebraska DHHS

OneDose’s first statewide partner. The state sets the baseline, and agencies add Premium on their own schedule.

Health system · Ohio

University Hospitals

The first system-wide deployment of OneDose in Ohio, under one medical direction. When a 2026 epinephrine recall hit, crews were notified within hours.

“OneDose allowed us to immediately notify EMS crews in the field.” Dr. John B. Hill, EMS Medical Director

Regional consortium · Michigan

WMRMCC

West Michigan’s county MCAs share one consortium structure, and counties that need their own set keep it and approve it locally.

Regional council · Virginia

Region 7 EMS Council

A shared regional protocol set across 90+ member agencies in Virginia’s Region 7, with room for agency-level changes.

“In every conversation… I never heard a ‘no’ or a ‘can’t.’” David Long, Executive Director

These are a few examples. OneDose supports 4,000+ EMS agencies across 40+ states, including many regional systems.

Rollout

We run the rollout with you.

A system-wide rollout isn’t hands-off. You get a plan, a schedule and people to carry it.

01

Build

We load your protocols and build every level and agency account from your lists.

02

Activate

Administrators get tracked activation, access codes and OneDose Academy training.

03

Train

Live webinars for each group, plus training you can assign and track in OneDose Academy.

04

Report

Adoption and usage analytics, so you know where things stand any time.

Free and paid plans

Start free, or sponsor Premium for every agency.

Regions can sponsor OneDose Essentials, the free EMS protocol app, and leave upgrades to each agency, or sponsor Premium system-wide for the largest discounts and strongest medication safety features.

Graphic showing the OneDose Essentials free protocol app on a phone, with the text: OneDose Essentials. No cost. No barriers. Just better EMS tools.

FAQ

Questions from state, regional and system leaders.

Get started

Bring your system onto one structure.

Talk to our team about your protocols, your levels and your rollout.

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