The visit is how you provide care, without the visit there is no healthcare

Reduce the time spent on non clinical tasks

How many times did you swear at your EHR this week? Did it make you more or less efficient? Would you liked to have spent more time treating patients? We are developing products that compliment how you work to deliver positive care outcomes. What would you like to do less of?

Focus on patients who need it most

Do you visit your bank to check your bank balance? We hope not as that is something that was done last century! Do you expect patients to take time out of their busy schedule to learn about lab results or to get a prescription refill?

Save everyones time by making level one, two and three visits virtual. They are reimbursed and reduce waiting times. Helping you see patients in person that have the most pressing needs.

Provide better continuity of care

You not seeing your patients when they need care is detrimental to positive care outcomes. The best patient and provider relationships are ones that last decades or even lifetimes. When your patients seek care elsewhere the historic knowledge is often lost and other providers will make uniformed recommendations. Use virtual visits to ensure your patients can see you when they need to ensuring they have continuity of care.

Regain control over your time

How can healthcare providers save time? By using more efficient workflows that present the right information when you need it. Giving you more time to do what you were trained to do. Help people who need care.

Patient data is siloed & hard to share

As a provider do you keep hearing a lot of noise about data and how it is going to help solve ailments we never thought possible? The trouble is many organizations and tech companies are trying to run before we can walk with data. Most providers just have trouble getting the basic like imaging results. If data is owned by patients and shared with all the providers they see, those providers can keep consistent records that aid continuity of care that results in better care outcomes. It’s not about who owns the data it’s about who can use it most effectively.