Standing.IO
Protocol authoring for the medical directors who own the protocol.
Standing.IO is the bird that watches the perimeter. Medical directors, clinical departments, and fire/EMS agencies own the protocol; Standing.IO is the scaffolding. Author, structure, and version your protocol books from a clean editor instead of a Word document. A built-in safety-check edge function reviews drafts and flags potential issues — recommendations are advisory; the medical director has final authority to accept, modify, or override. Sign-off by the medical director is required.
Where the medical director signs.
- Audience
- EMS medical directors, fire chiefs, clinical departments, and physician-owned clinics.
- Category
- clinical SaaS
Capabilities
What it does, in plain language.
State-aware scope scaffolding
Protocols are scaffolded against the actual regulatory text in the agency's home state, not a generic national template. The medical director still authors and signs.
Multi-vertical templates
Same engine supports MedSpa standing orders, fire-department EMS protocols, and IFT crew configuration documents.
Versioned document history
Every protocol carries a full audit trail — who authored it, what regulation it cited, who signed it off, what changed.
Safety-check, override-friendly
Automated review flags potential issues during drafting; the medical director can accept, modify, or override every recommendation. The MD owns the protocol.
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