STRAC is proud to be the lead Regional Advisory Council for EMTF Region 8. Click here to learn more.
More than thirty area EMS providers trust STRAC with Zoll's RescueNet ePCR system.
Contact us to become a STRAC member and get ePCR.
Day to day fire operations are made easier with STRAC and FireRMS. Ask us how we can help your department manage inventory,
track and report continuing education, simplify shift scheduling, and streamline NFIRS reporting.
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More than thirty area EMS providers trust STRAC with Zoll's RescueNet ePCR system.
Contact us to become a STRAC member and get ePCR.
Day to day fire operations are made easier with STRAC and FireRMS. Ask us how we can help your department manage inventory,
track and report continuing education, simplify shift scheduling, and streamline NFIRS reporting.
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The Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council (STRAC) is designated by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) to develop, implement and maintain the regional trauma and emergency healthcare system for the 22 counties in Trauma Service Area - P (TSA-P). TSA-P has a mixture of urban, suburban, rural and frontier areas, from the 7th largest city in the US to the Mexican border, encompassing over 26,000 square miles in southwest Texas. STRAC is one of twenty-two regional advisory councils in Texas that comprise the Texas Trauma / Emergency Healthcare system.

STRAC is a 501c3 non-profit, tax-exempt member organization consisting of 53 general and specialty hospitals, including 2 Level I Trauma Centers, 14 PCI centers, 11 Stroke centers, air medical providers, and over 70 EMS agencies.
Read MoreOversees, manages, and administers regional clinical registries, related clinical research, and data collections initiatives.
A compendium of IT professionals and emergency responders supporting Texas' most critical systems.
A balanced coordination of disaster and emergency management planning, mitigation, response and recovery objectives.
A national model for coordinating a public health, public safety, and medical response during disasters