County approves three-year Antevi mobile training contract for EMS protocols ($31,209)
September 03, 2026 | Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
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County officials described a three-year contract to license Antevi, a mobile digital clinical-intelligence platform for EMTs and paramedics that provides quick access to protocols, medication dosages and formulas for trauma and cardiac care. Roger Bennett said the contract totals $31,208.82, with about $10,000 due in the first year.
The board voted to approve the agreement by voice vote. Supporters said the tool improves field decision-making and provides dosing and protocol references that can assist crews during emergent calls.
The board voted to approve the agreement by voice vote. Supporters said the tool improves field decision-making and provides dosing and protocol references that can assist crews during emergent calls.
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