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911 ER Suites

Urgent Care that actually handles Emergencies

A distributed, small-footprint, full emergency + surgical preparedness network designed to replace traditional urgent care and

offload ERs—while retaining real emergency capability.

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Core difference vs Urgent Care

  • Urgent Care: treat-and-transfer

  • 911 ER Suites: treat-and-stabilize-and-operate

Think ER + trauma bay + surgical suite, but modular, AI-assisted, and deployable.

2. What a 911 ER Suite Is

A 3–6 bed micro-ER facility with:

  • Full emergency triage

  • Minor to intermediate surgical capability

  • ICU-grade stabilization

  • AI-assisted diagnostics and surgical robotics

  • Direct EMS / 911 integration

  • Designed to prevent hospital overload

Not a hospital

Not urgent care

A new category

3. Core Capabilities (Investor-Critical)

Emergency & Surgical

  • Trauma stabilization

  • Emergency airway management

  • Bleeding control, transfusion

  • Emergency C-sections (future)

  • Appendectomy / wound surgery / orthopedic stabilization

  • Burn care

  • Chemical exposure response

Technology Stack

  • 911 Ecosystem Kiosks (industrial & clinical variants)

  • AI triage + vitals ingestion

  • Robotic surgical assist (humanoid or arm-based)

  • Tele-surgeon escalation

  • Autonomous medication prep

  • Real-time imaging (portable CT/US)

Staffing Model

  • 1 ER physician or surgical PA

  • 1–2 critical care nurses

  • AI + robotics reduces staffing load

  • Remote specialist escalation

4. Why This Replaces Urgent Care

Urgent Care  /  911 ER Suite

Real emergencies: ❌ Transfer / ✅ Treat

Trauma: ❌ / ✅

Surgical: ❌ / ✅

ICU stabilization: ❌ / ✅

EMS integration: ❌ / ✅

Pandemic / disaster: ❌ / ✅

Rural access: ⚠️ / ✅

 

Urgent Care becomes obsolete once true emergency capability

exists at neighborhood scale.

5. Business Model

Revenue Streams

  1. Insurance reimbursement (ER billing codes)

  2. Municipal contracts

  3. Corporate campus contracts

  4. Industrial facility coverage

  5. Military / FEMA

  6. Subscription access for families

  7. Data + AI licensing

Cost Structure

  • Modular build (prefab)

  • Robotics reduce staff cost

  • Smaller footprint than hospitals

  • Faster ROI than traditional ER expansion

Unit Economics (conceptual)

  • Build cost: 15–30% of a hospital ER

  • Revenue per bed: higher than urgent care

  • Lower malpractice exposure via AI + protocols

6. Go-To-Market Strategy

Phase 1

  • Industrial corridors

  • Rural healthcare deserts

  • Corporate campuses

  • Military / FEMA pilots

Phase 2

  • Urban neighborhood ER Suites

  • Replace urgent care chains

  • Insurance-preferred routing

Phase 3

  • National 911 ER Suite Network

  • Integrated with 911 dispatch

  • AI-directed patient routing

7. “The ER, Reimagined.”

Full emergency and surgical readiness—without a hospital.

What Is a 911 ER Suite

  • Visual explainer

  • Comparison vs urgent care

  • Why hospitals need this

Capabilities

  • Emergency

  • Surgical

  • ICU stabilization

  • Disaster response

Technology

  • AI triage

  • Robotics

  • 911 Ecosystem kiosks

  • Telemedicine escalation

Who It Serves

  • Cities

  • Employers

  • Insurers

  • Communities

  • Military

Economics

  • Cost savings

  • Faster care

  • Reduced hospital load

Vision

A world where emergencies are handled before hospitals are overwhelmed.

8. Image Roadmap (Next Generation Visuals)

Image Set 1: Exterior Concept

  • 911 ER Suite building

  • Modular, clean, modern

  • Ambulance arriving

  • Not hospital-looking

Image Set 2: Interior Surgical Bay

  • 3 beds visible

  • Robotic surgeon assisting

  • Human clinician supervising

  • Calm, controlled lighting

Image Set 3: 911 Ecosystem Integration

  • Wall kiosks

  • Mobile carts

  • PPE + trauma packs

  • Central command screen

Image Set 4: Disaster Scenario

  • Chemical spill

  • Industrial accident

  • Mass casualty stabilization

Image Set 5: Comparison Visual

  • Urgent Care vs 911 ER Suite

  • “Transfer” vs “Treat”

9. Strategic Narrative (Investors & Regulators)

This is not disruption for disruption’s sake.

It is:

  • A pressure-release valve for hospitals

  • A safety net for communities

  • A modernization of emergency medicine

  • A national resilience platform

Hospitals remain essential—but no longer overloaded.

10. Next Steps (If You Want)

I can immediately:

  • Draft the full website copy

  • Create investor pitch slides

  • Generate next-round photorealistic ER Suite images

  • Build regulatory positioning language

  • Map state-by-state rollout logic

Contact Us

616-848-8526 :: research@DTC-intl.com

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