PROVIDING FIRST RESPONDERS A REVIEW OF THEIR HEALTH risks from THE FIRES
An easy-to-complete test for First Responders to receive a free review of their risks from smoke, mental health, and pain.
An easy-to-complete test for First Responders to receive a free review of their risks from smoke, mental health, and pain.
In response to the increasing health challenges first responders face, this free, easy-to-complete assessment is designed specifically for them and their support teams to understand their health needs. The Registry aims to provide insights you can use to investigate fire-related health issues, including smoke exposure, mental health concerns, and chronic pain.
Symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, and depression can affect your sleep, mood, and relationships both at work and at home. In conjunction with the Smoke Assessment and Pain Review, you will receive one organized and confidential report to review and discuss with your clinician.
No. The assessments provided through FirstResponderRegistry.org are free of charge for first responders and support personnel.
You and whoever you elect to share them with. The records are hosted on the Google Health Cloud, where they are protected with the highest levels of data security. Responders have private access to their health data. The de-identified responses will be analyzed to uncover key health trends, enabling early intervention and prevention.
Being a first responder, whether a firefighter, police officer, or support personnel, increases your risk of health issues.
Whether damage from toxic smoke substances, pressures to your mental health or physical impact such as pain are best when identified early and appropriately treated and monitored.
The symptoms from Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Impairment, and are all considered in the validated assessments.
Left untreated, mental health, pain and smoke damage can increase your risk of many physical illnesses, including headache, high blood pressure, diabetes, IBS and heart attack, and likewise can interfere with the treatment of these very conditions, which extends as well to arthritis, epilepsy, colitis, psoriasis, cancer and asthma.
Your physical, spiritual and emotional health are connected. Supporting one supports the others.
No. This report does not replace professional clinicians. You may make good use of this report by sharing their report to include in the diagnostic process. You should consider taking your report to a clinician for validation and follow-through.
Physical check-ups are a part of good health, and undertaking such examinations annually is commonly recommended, whether or not one is feeling unwell. Additionally, those with chronic illnesses like diabetes know to track blood sugar levels regularly.
As a first responder you have had the additional risk from smoke or toxice chemicals, increased tension to your mental health and potential physical risks such as paid or Traumatic Brain Injury. The First Responder Registry gathers information for each of these risks allowing you to monitor your progress.
Your report will show your risks as none, low, medium, or high. For each category, the report offers basic guidance. Additionally, you have an opportunity to manage these included aspects of your health. First Responder Registry provides updated personalized data that you can use to share with your clinician.
As part of the options to receive care outside of your clinician, FirstResponderRegistry hopes to provide care options that your insurance company should pay for. Each policy is different, and we work through our help team to help you understand your alternatives.
FirstResponderRegistry.org Launches a Free Comprehensive Health Assessment Platform for First Responders in California and Throughout the Country
About
FirstResponderRegistry.org is a collaborative initiative between:
● M3 – Leaders in mental health research and health assessment.
● IndyGeneUS AI – Experts in burn pit exposure and genomic research.
Together, these organizations are committed to advancing the health and safety of first responders.
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