Case Study: Telling the NG911 Story
Background Created in 2004, NHTSA’sNational 911 Program is part of the DOT’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Among the program’s key...
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RedFlash Group
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May 7, 2025 12:47:06 PM
An Innovative Program in Need of a Bullhorn
Success is meant to be shared. Especially when it has the power to create positive change. One innovative EMS agency in Nevada, Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA), wanted to share how they were transforming healthcare in their community and beyond.
After winning a government grant, REMSA launched a progressive mobile integrated healthcare program and saw powerful results. But they needed help communicating their success loud and clear enough to make an industry-wide impact.
Sharing Success to Inspire Action
That’s why REMSA brought in the RedFlash Group to determine the best marketing approach to translate their success into awareness and action. Their story deserved national attention as it had the potential to improve EMS practices in communities across the U.S.
It was also important to show REMSA as a trailblazer in mobile integrated healthcare (MIH) in a way that was approachable, informative and inspiring. We knew the strategy had to:
High-Stakes Storytelling
Storytelling was the foundation of the campaign strategy, but it needed multiple elements to make it meaningful. REMSA’s impressive results needed to drive national awareness of community health programs. Engaging stakeholders was also key—federal decision makers, EMS leadership and their personnel.
We discussed these objectives in a series of strategic discussions and brainstorming sessions with REMSA. We agreed the story needed to be told in a captivating form that was representative of REMSA’s commitment to improving EMS. Then we would distribute the story through carefully chosen channels.
Casting a Wide Marketing Net
To share the story widely and effectively, an authoritative white paper was chosen as the content anchor, amplified with targeted outreach strategies including an expert-led webinar and proactive media relations. Here’s how it came to life:
Sparking National Conversations
The result? Our chosen marketing and outreach strategy helped inform a larger discussion about the importance of community health programs. It also had a role in empowering hundreds of other EMS agencies to implement programs in their regions. REMSA was also recognized as an expert in mobile healthcare, garnering them national recognition for their progress in this area.
“We gained a lot of insight with standing up a successful mobile integrated healthcare program in our region,” said Bradford H. Lee, MD, JD, MBA, former Chief Medical Officer of REMSA. “Our lessons learned and best practices needed to be shared with the EMS community and RedFlash helped us put our program on the national map.”
REMSA put in the hard work of creating measurable improvement in their community healthcare initiatives and had a strong story to tell. Developing a customized marketing strategy, coupled with our rooted relationships with industry stakeholders and media, RedFlash and REMSA were able to share the story in an impactful way and inspire other EMS agencies to move forward with their own programs.
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