Every agency that touches the same person, finally working from the same playbook.
Real outcomes from law enforcement, EMS, behavioral health, healthcare, and social service programs running on Julota.
Reduction in crisis response encounters
Decrease in emergency department visits
Fewer jail bookings for individuals in diversion
Source: Julota customer program outcomes
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Every month without shared records, the same problems repeat:
Every hour spent re-typing the same notes into separate systems is an hour not spent with people.
A handful of familiar faces drive your call volume, and no single agency ever sees the whole pattern.
When renewal comes, “we think it’s working” doesn’t keep a program alive. Numbers do.
Programs on Julota walk into renewal meetings with defensible outcome data, not guesswork.
See How It Works, LiveA personalized, 60-minute walkthrough built around how your program actually runs. Sixty minutes now can replace the two weeks your team loses to every quarterly report.
Takes 30 seconds. A Julota specialist will reach out to confirm your time.
Law enforcement and co-responder teams, EMS and community paramedicine, behavioral health, hospitals, and social services. The platform is built so all of them can work from one shared record.
No. Julota connects to any CAD or RMS, EHRs like Epic, Cerner, and AllScripts, and ePCRs like ESO and ImageTrend. Everyone keeps working in their own system.
It depends on the program. MIH programs run about $5,000 to $45,000 a year; co-responder programs average $10,000 to $65,000 the first year. Price follows population served, active clients, and team size. You’ll see exact numbers on the demo.
Law enforcement, EMS, hospitals, behavioral health, substance abuse centers, jails, FQHCs, home health, and community organizations. Consent tracking under HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and CJIS is what the platform is built on.
Yes. Outcomes reporting is built in, so grant applications and renewal reviews carry real numbers instead of estimates.
Download the case studies program managers hand their chief, board, or city council to make the case internally.