Most workplace injuries are first-aid-level events. Yet they end up in emergency rooms, on OSHA logs, and in workers' comp files — costing companies thousands and employees hours. WITs exists to close that gap: certified first aid, delivered on site, documented automatically.
WITs wasn't born in a startup incubator. It came out of decades spent on the other side of the table — in commercial insurance, claims management, and site safety programs — watching the same pattern repeat: a minor injury, an over-escalated response, and a paper trail that made everything worse. Our founders have priced the risk, defended the recordables, and audited the OSHA logs. We built the product we kept wishing our clients had.
The founding story is genuinely a whiteboard story: a claims-review session where the team tallied a year of incidents for one distribution client and realized that four out of five ER visits could have been handled by a competent EMT with a first aid kit and thirty minutes. The whiteboard math — treatment cost, lost time, recordable exposure — became the business plan. The dispatch platform came after; the risk insight came first.
Minutes matter after an injury. Dispatch is measured in seconds, response in minutes, and reports in the same hour.
Certified technicians, structured triage, and a first-aid scope of practice with a hard line: critical cases go to 911, every time.
Every treatment produces documentation designed to stand up to an OSHA log review, a carrier audit, or a comp dispute.
Flat per-dispatch pricing, itemized add-ons, and technicians who see exactly what they earn on every call.
A small team with long resumes in risk, clinical operations, and field logistics.
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