ALABAMA EMS PORTAL.

ALABAMA EMS PORTAL.

by JC Calhoun State Cmty College Inc

88 ratings
35 reviews
Free

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Released
July 16, 2020
Updated
April 10, 2026

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Access prehospital care protocols and policies for emergency medical services in Alabama. This app provides current protocols, expanded scope information, critical care details, and a medication formulary. It also includes helpful tools and quick links to essential state offices and resources.

βœ“EMS Protocol/Policy Information
βœ“Expanded Scope Protocols
βœ“Critical Care Information
βœ“Medication Formulary
βœ“Quick Links to State Offices
βœ“Tools for EMS Professionals
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What users say about ALABAMA EMS PORTAL.

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What's New in ALABAMA EMS PORTAL.

2.4

April 10, 2026

We've made several stability enhancements in this update.

User reviews

Medication

Takes to much time to get to an actual medication to see dosages. The other app was way better, that you could pick right from the menu.

Helped me out in times of uncertainty

This app is a good reference when you are unsure about something.

Constant Crash - iOS

When I launch the app on my iPhone, it will appear to attempt to load and immediately crash. Force closing the app and rebooting the device doesn’t seem to help. Obviously, the app is inoperable to me. Please consider developing this app for use amongst the Alabama EMS community. It has the potential.
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Thankful!!

First, I want to let the folks that took the time to put this together that I’m so grateful for you guys and please don’t get discouraged by the low reviews. Keep up the great work because this is a wonderful tool and I for one don’t want to lose this due to the nay sayers! I promise there’s a lot more grateful people out there, they just don’t take the time for positive reviews. I use this app very frequently on the way to calls to refresh my mind. I do agree that all forms of med doses should be put under the medication tab which is the only reason this isn’t a 5 star app for me.
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Will not operate

App crashed within seconds of opening app

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

App crashes on launch

Bug

App crashes within seconds of opening

Bug

App closes immediately after opening

Bug

App crashes after last update

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App shuts off after a few seconds

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App crashes after protocol update

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App force closes every time it's opened

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App blinks and closes after updating

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App only accessible for less than a week

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Requested Features

9 requests

Put all forms of med doses under medication tab

Feature

Develop app for Alabama EMS community

Feature

Revert to old version/format

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Consult app developer for corrections

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Update EMS levels for dosages and routes

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Revamp the app

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Format to screen for accessible tabs

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Put dosages back with medications

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Make medication dosages under medication

Feature

FAQ

What information does the Alabama EMS Portal app provide?

The app provides comprehensive EMS Protocol/Policy information for prehospital care in Alabama. It includes current protocols with expanded scope, critical care details, and a medication formulary.

What tools and links are available in the app?

In addition to protocols, the app offers tools and quick links to essential resources such as State Offices, TCC, and Poison Control. These are designed to assist prehospital care providers.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, the app is available for free. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is specifically tailored for prehospital care providers and emergency medical services personnel working within Alabama. It serves as a vital resource for accessing up-to-date protocols and critical information.