Community Paramedicine Education
(CPM)

The Community Paramedicine (CPM) course introduces EMS professionals to an expanded model of care that supports patients beyond the traditional emergency response system. The program focuses on helping providers deliver preventive, follow-up, and in-home services that improve patient outcomes and reduce unnecessary hospital utilization.
Key areas of instruction include:

Conducting in-home assessments and identifying risk factors
Coordinating with primary care, social services, and community resources
Managing chronic conditions, medication compliance, and patient education
Supporting vulnerable populations through proactive, non-emergency care

CPM prepares paramedics and EMS personnel to play a vital role in community health by providing patient-centered care where it is needed most.

Provider Course

Enhance community health with Community Paramedicine (CPM)—a course that trains EMS professionals to provide proactive, in-home, and follow-up care beyond emergency response. Learners develop skills in chronic disease management, risk assessment, and coordinating resources to reduce hospital visits and improve patient outcomes. CPM empowers providers to deliver patient-centered support directly where it’s needed most.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Community Paramedicine?

Community Paramedicine focuses on expanding healthcare access through preventive care, patient education, wellness checks, and community-based healthcare services.