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Create the incident, identify priority, call type, caller information, scene location, hazards and expected patients.
Sirenexa connects dispatch, incidents, field patient care, units, event command, hospital handoff and QA in a single response workflow.
Sirenexa keeps operational and clinical work connected so responders can move through the incident without switching between disconnected tools.
Create the incident, identify priority, call type, caller information, scene location, hazards and expected patients.
Assign an available unit, track response status and maintain the dispatch timeline from assignment through scene arrival.
Open the patient chart, document demographics, chief complaint, assessment, acuity and repeated vital signs.
Record medications, procedures, interventions, response to care, devices and the clinical narrative.
Document destination, pre-alert, activation, ETA, receiving clinician and transfer-of-care status.
Complete disposition, review chart completeness, inspect audit history and monitor operational performance.
Each module supports a different part of the response while maintaining one connected operational record.
Live view of active incidents, recent activity, unit status and response readiness.
Status-driven workflow from call received through unit clear with compact operational tracking.
Emergency responses, scheduled transports, standbys and event-linked incidents.
Field charting, repeated vitals, medications, procedures, narrative, disposition and signatures.
Availability, assignments, stations, capabilities and crew status.
Planned event medical coverage, command posts, resources and multi-casualty operations.
Receiving facility, ETA, notification method, clinical activation and transfer-of-care documentation.
Documentation completeness, priority mix, chart guardrails and operational performance signals.
Use the same incident record from the first call through scene operations, patient care and hospital handoff. Sirenexa is designed to support configurable agency workflows without forcing every response into the same rigid path.
The exact fields can vary by role and configuration, but the core workflow remains consistent.
Open app.sirenexa.com and sign in using the account and role issued by your administrator.
Select New Incident. Enter priority, incident type, scene location, city/state, caller information, hazards, patient count and dispatch notes. Manual location entry remains available when a lookup does not match.
Use the incident or Dispatch Board to assign resources and update the response as units move through assigned, en route, on scene, transporting and clear states.
Create the patient chart and document assessment, acuity, vitals, medication administration, procedures, narrative, transport decision and disposition.
Select the receiving facility, ETA, notification method and applicable STEMI, stroke, trauma, sepsis, pediatric or other activation, then complete receiving-clinician and transfer details.
Resolve required documentation, verify disposition and handoff, then use QA & Analytics for chart-completeness and operational review.
Sirenexa includes application security and interoperability foundations while leaving agency-specific compliance, interfaces and production governance configurable.
Go directly to the secure application to sign in and begin dispatch, incident, ePCR and handoff workflows.