OUR WHY
We believe the future of prehospital medicine depends not on creating more disconnected systems, but on responsibly connecting the ones already in use. By integrating operational, clinical, geographic, and administrative data, we help organizations gain deeper insight, support research, and develop solutions that can benefit the broader emergency services community.
Local, regional, and statewide partners.
1M+
Annual records supporting research and decision-making.
Interoperability
Connecting PSAP, EMS, and hospital data.
Building reusable tools that reduce duplication across agencies.
Turning operational questions into practical knowledge.
Enforcing private and transparent data governance.
OUR HISTORY
Our story begins with Nathan Schuler, who served as the first Assistant Chief of the newly formed Sullivan Volunteer Fire Department while building a plumbing business that became a cornerstone of the local community.
In 1946, following their father's example, brothers Eugene and Nathan Schuler Jr. founded Schuler Brothers Plumbing & Heating. They spent the next 48 years building a business known for dependable work and lasting relationships.
Service First
We exist to help.
Built on Trust
Relationships matter more than transactions.
Build solutions that people can actually use.
Nathan Schuler Sr. (left)
Eugene Schuler (left) and Nathan Schuler Jr. (right)
OUR FUTURE
Today's Schuler Brothers is a different company with a different mission, but it is guided by the same principles: solving practical problems, serving our communities, earning trust through our work, and leaving things better than we found them.
As we develop data infrastructure and analytical tools for fire, EMS, healthcare, and research partners, we remain proud to carry forward a name that has long been associated with service, integrity, and craftsmanship.
OUR TEAM
Founder/Principal Consultant
As a paramedic, researcher, and data scientist, Paul specializes in helping fire, EMS, and healthcare organizations transform complex operational data into actionable intelligence. His work combines advanced analytics, geospatial analysis, and software development with firsthand emergency services experience to build decision-support tools, automate reporting, and evaluate system performance. Paul has led statewide EMS research initiatives and analytics projects that improve operational efficiency, support funding decisions, and advance patient care.
Associate Consultant
Luc supports consulting engagements through data analysis, financial analysis, presentation development, and project coordination. While completing his Business Administration degree at the University of Missouri, he is gaining hands-on consulting experience by assisting with client analytics, preparing reports and executive presentations, and contributing to projects that help fire, EMS, and healthcare organizations make informed, data-driven decisions.