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Coordination for every emergency.

Move incidents, status boards and alerts from phone trees and spreadsheets to one live operating picture. Built on the Incident Command System, shared across every agency in the response.

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HOSPITAL SHELTER EMS PUBLIC HEALTH COUNTY EOC CAMPUS
Relay is now in Stream. Ask for bed counts, draft a sitrep or summarize an operational period in plain language, scoped to what your role can see. Magic links for partners. Facilities update their own status from a text message. No account, no app, no password reset at 2 a.m.

One platform

Retire the stack of single-purpose tools

Most agencies run a response across eight or more separate tools, each with its own login, its own copy of the data and its own vendor. Stream replaces them with modules that share one record.

Stream

One login, one record

IncidentsStatus boards AlertsResources Patient trackingAutomation TrainingDashboards
9logins today
1login with Stream
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Use cases

Built for every team in the response

Hospitals

Report ED status, bed availability and generator power once, and every partner sees it. Run your hospital command center from the same screen.

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Healthcare coalitions

See every member facility on one regional board. Request resources across the coalition and track them until they arrive.

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Emergency management

Open an incident, staff ICS positions and publish the IAP. Alerts reach whoever is on duty, by role, region or facility.

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Public health

Track patients from scene to bed, answer family inquiries and report up to the state without rekeying a single row.

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The Stream platform: one operating picture, every agency

We rebuilt the EOC around shared data instead of shared spreadsheets. Incidents, boards, alerts, resources and patientsall read and write the same record, so an update in one place is true everywhere.

<1 secBoard update to every viewerReal-time push over WebSocket
0Accounts needed for partnersStatus updates by magic link
ICS 201-214Forms generated for youFrom the data your team already entered
Workspace
Incidents ICS
objectives, op periods
Status boards live
beds, shelters, supply
Alerts SMS/email
on-duty routing
Stream Core one shared record
every module reads and writes the same incident
Resources
ICS 213 RR routing
Patient tracking
scene to bed, FAC
Platform
Tenant isolation
row-level security per agency
Config as code
boards restore from git
Automation pipelines HL7, FHIR, CAD, CAP, CSV
Regional ED statusLive demo

Harbor County HCC

Sample data. Bars show open med/surg beds.

Common operating picture

One map. Every agency. Updated as it happens.

Weather warnings, facility status, shelters, ambulances and resource deliveries on one regional map. Each agency sees the layers its role allows.

Harbor County region
Open Advisory or filling Diversion or full Shelter Flood warning
4Hospitals openof 6 reporting this period
3Shelters open412 of 520 cots in use
0Patients transportedfrom the Route 9 MCI

    Sample region and data.

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    Pick a scenario to see how incidents, boards, alerts and partners work together on one record.

    Scenario

    Ice storm, regional bed reporting

    The coalition sends a magic link to the on-duty charge nurse at every hospital. Each one answers three questions from a phone every two hours, the regional board fills in, and the state report is generated from the same numbers.

    Status boardsPartner linksAutomation
    14facilities reporting
    2 hrupdate cadence
    0phone calls for counts
    Illustrative scenario with example figures.
    Introducing Relay

    The only assistant that speaks ICS.

    Relay knows your boards, incidents and requests. Ask a question during an activation and get an answer you can act on, with the source record linked. It never sees data your role cannot see.

    From a question to an answer in seconds

    Ask in plain language. Relay reads the live boards and the incident record, then answers with numbers you can trust.

    Ask Relay connected to Riverside flooding

    Connect the systems you already run

    Pull in hospital census, dispatch and weather alerts. Push updates to the state and your partners in the format they ask for.

    HL7FHIRADT

    Hospital systems

    CADCAPNWS

    Dispatch and alerts

    CSVSFTPAPI

    Files and APIs

    Stream

    Emergency coordination platform

    PipelinesData agreementsStatus boardsIncidentsAlertsAudit log
    HAvBEDSTATEHHS

    State and federal reporting

    SMSEMAILPUSH

    Notifications

    HOOKBIS3

    Webhooks and analytics

    Run the response, not the paperwork

    Deploy your way

    Start in our cloud in a day. Move to a dedicated region when your state requires it. Partners never need to install anything.

    Stream Cloud

    Fully managed and multi-tenant. The fastest way to get your agency running.

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    Dedicated region

    Your own isolated deployment for state programs with data residency rules.

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    Partner links

    Shelters, clinics and long-term care update their status from any phone browser.

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    FAQs

    01What is Stream?

    Stream is an emergency coordination platform. It gives hospitals, coalitions, emergency management and public health one place to run incidents, share status, send alerts and track resources and patients.

    02Do our partners need accounts?

    No. Facilities that only report status get a magic link by text or email. The link opens their one board and expires on its own.

    03Does Stream follow NIMS and ICS?

    Yes. Incidents use ICS roles and operational periods, and Stream generates the standard ICS forms. Exercises follow HSEEP.

    04Which systems can Stream connect to?

    Common sources include HL7 ADT, FHIR, CAD, National Weather Service CAP alerts and scheduled CSV files. Outputs include state reporting, webhooks, SMS and email.

    05How long does it take to get started?

    The onboarding plan takes an agency from kickoff to its first exercise on Stream in about four weeks.

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