VSee New Release 516 for Windows: Multi-Language Chat!

VSee update releaseVSee users around the world can now text chat and display names in any language! Please take a few moments to make sure your VSee has been updated to

Windows version: 13.0.0.516

The following additions have been made:

  1. VSee API 3.0 support for secure telehealth work flow
  2. Full name display on private chats
  3. Multi-language support for:
    • IM/private chat & chat history
    • Group name & contact name
    • Password

Special thanks to Eric, James, John, Simon and the Web team for this Windows release!

To see if you are on this latest version of VSee:

Windows version 13.0.0.516   - Click the Help icon in the address book –>select “About VSee…” and see if it is the newest version. VSee will download the newest client for you (which will show as a checkmark in task tray icon). Simply restart the program to use the updated VSee.

Please contact VSee support team with any problems, questions, or suggestions you may have!

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VSee Hosts Visitors from Poland’s Top 500 Innovators Science Program

Top 500 Innovators visitors

Yesterday, VSee treated a group of Poland’s brightest scientists, researchers, and professors to a taste of innovation and entrepreneurship in action as part of an innovator’s training program. VSee was one of approximately 10 companies the group will be visiting, including established names such as Polycom, IDEO, Google to startups like VSee and younoodle.

Funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Poland, the Top 500 Innovators Science Management Commercialization Program, aims to to train top scientists/researchers to think and work like a cutting edge Silicon Valley company.  This current group of 40 researchers and professors will be on campus at Stanford for nine weeks taking courses and doing hands-on collaboration projects.

VSee Multi-Language Support Preview

VSee language support

You asked for it and now it’s here. Coming up in our next release – Arabic, Greek, Chinese… all languages supported on Windows text chats!

*Mac already has multi-language support :)

VSee Telehealth Beats Vidyo, Polycom, Cisco at ATA

VSee telemedicine ATAVSee was a smashing success at this past weekend’s ATA show in Austin, TX. With a truly innovative approach to video conferencing, VSee telehealth completely stole the show from Polycom, Cisco, and Vidyo. The excited crowds kept the VSee team so busy throughout the entire conference that the team barely had time to grab a bite to eat, crashing on the ATA exhibit hall couches at the end of the day.

During the conference, several speakers gave great talks about the impact of VSee telehealth on their work.  Dr. Stephen Minton, Chief of Neonatology at Utah Valley Medical Center and Director of Newborn Services for Intermountain Healthcare demonstrated their innovative use of VSee for their neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) renovation. Randy Robertson, disaster response and telemedicine specialist highlighted the importance VSee’s amazing low-bandwidth for his humanitarian relief work in developing countries.

VSee was also showcased in the booths of our partners, including InterMountain Healthcare (a 27-hospital network in Utah), CSI (a medical kiosk company), and Brighter Day Health (telepsychiatry and behavioral health).

isolette neonatal care NICU

InterMountain’s NICU using 3 Logitech 920 webcams, a Mac mini, and VSee

VSee telehealth Neonatal ICU (NICU)

The remote view of the NICU – note the camera placements for the 3 HD videos.

VSee’s software-only video conference is proving to be a perfect fit for telehealth.  A simple, consumer-friendly video chat that requires no servers, works over spotty networks in rural areas, and streams faces and medical device images simultaneously, VSee is filling a gap in the telemedicine space for an easy medical video chat that lets doctors just be doctors without having to be IT.

VSee telepsychiatry demo

VSee based healthcare kiosk

CSI – medical kiosk

VSee captivates ATA crowd

VSee captivating the ATA crowd

VSee no Skype tee

Struggling with Skype?

VSee Team at ATA show

MDLIVE Powered by VSee Signs On Cigna

online telehealth consultation

MDLIVE a leading telehealth innovator has been tapped by Cigna, global health insurer with 78 million customer relationships, to provide round the clock healthcare access to its customers. Employers with Cigna’s self-insured health plans will have 24/7 online access to MDLIVE’s network of 2,300 board-certified internal medicine, family practice and pediatric physicians. Employees can see a doctor live over video consultations powered by VSee on an average of just 11 minutes. Here is a video demo of how an MDLIVE-VSee telehealth video chat consultation would work.

As Randy Parker, MDLIVE president and CEO notes in this mHIMSS article, the Cigna partnership closes the loop for millions of employees around the country who need immediate access to healthcare issues — colds, flu, rashes, sinus issues, headaches, etc. — that don’t need to be delivered in a doctor’s office, emergency room or urgent care clinic.

To complete a visit, electronic records of the MDLIVE telehealth visit are sent directly to the patient’s Cigna primary care physician in case follow-up care is needed.

Employees will also continue to have web access to their Cigna primary care doctors via McKesson’s RelayHealth platform, which has been in use since 2007. MDLIVE will be integrated directly into the MyCigna.com consumer platform, as well as be featured in Cigna’s new mobile app, which helps members locate and select physicians and urgent care centers.

What the MDLIVE partnership offers is another layer of healthcare accessibility through video consultations for Cigna customers.

Spokesperson Jackie Aube adds in a press release, “MDLIVE’s telehealth services enable our increasingly mobile and time-constrained customers to schedule a virtual consult with a board-certified physician and resolve a non-emergency medical issue in less than one hour. It’s a cost-effective and convenient alternative to an office visit with your primary care physician.”