Welcome! CureIS® Healthcare is a leading IT innovator in the government managed care sector. Our comprehensive solutions help providers and payers stay ahead in this ever-changing landscape. Each CureIS product operates within an integrated data ecosystem, offering exponential value and flexibility when combined across multiple operations. At CureIS, nothing is too complex. As a nimble player in this dynamic environment, we continuously anticipate and adapt to evolving trends and requirements. Our solutions, being purpose-built, overcome the limitations and hidden costs of generic software. We pride ourselves on full accountability, transparent pricing, and performance assurances, all supported by a team of exceptional professionals from healthcare technology, operations, consulting, software, and leadership. We make healthcare data make sense. Join us.

The Woodbury Fire Division currently operates four fire stations at: 2100 Radio Drive (headquarters), 6975 Thames Road, 6301 Upper Afton Road and 1275 Woodbury Drive.The fire division is responsible for responding to life safety emergencies within Woodbury. Some examples of the types of emergency calls that the fire division responds to are: fires, rescues, hazardous material situations and emergency medical calls. The fire division is also responsible for public safety education and fire prevention programs.Woodbury's fire division is considered to be a combination fire department. This means the city uses a combination of full-time and on-call employees to respond to calls for service. Currently the department is staffed with three full-time fire chief officers, one part-time chief officer, nine full-time firefighters, support staff and more than 70 on-call firefighter/EMTs.On-call firefighter/EMTs and on-call EMTs are not full-time employees of the city. They are individuals who work a regular full-time job elsewhere and respond to emergencies when they are home. On-call employees are paid when they respond to fire, medical and emergency calls, and when they attend training and other required activities.The fire division provides all of the firefighter and EMT training that is needed to become certified by the state as Firefighter I, Firefighter II and Emergency Medical Technician. Firefighters also receive specialized training, as well as continuing education needed to maintain primary certification.

Relationship DevelopmentProposal WritingSolutions ArchitectEngagement Management