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Is the state's first-of-its-kind emergency services merger coming to Central New York?

Is the state's first-of-its-kind emergency services merger coming to Central New York?

UTICA, N.Y. — Oneida County has started a new Nurse Navigation Program to increase the efficiency of its 911 dispatch system by driving non-emergency calls to licensed nurses.

The Oneida County 911 Center is partnering with a national nursing service to provide an extra level of help for non-emergency situations.

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Starting this week, Shawnee County dispatch will handle some 911 calls a little differently. The American Medical Response is launching a new emergency healthcare program known as Nurse Navigation. Leaders say it should provide quick and efficient services to anyone in Shawnee County. The program will direct 911 calls that are non-emergency […]

Clark County residents who call 911 for nonurgent medical services after May 16 will be connected with the Nurse Navigation Program for help finding the best treatment.

Clark County will use a Nurse Navigator program to redirect 911 calls for health matters that aren't emergencies to reduce the load on emergency responders.

Clark County will use a Nurse Navigator program to redirect 911 calls for health matters that aren't emergencies to reduce the load on emergency responders.

Clark County will use a Nurse Navigator program to redirect 911 calls for health matters that aren't emergencies to reduce the load on emergency responders.

Clark County will use a Nurse Navigator program to redirect 911 calls for health matters that aren't emergencies to reduce the load on emergency responders.