Our experience of Resonance Repatterning seminars online has been nothing short of amazing. I had the delightful experience of discussing this with an enthusiastic representative at VSee who explained the back story for the high frequency and coherence we are experiencing with this technology.

She adds on her own site:

A few of my coaching clients have also personally benefited from this technology as we have started to use face-to-face videoconferencing rather than Skype or the telephone. These sessions are so amazing because I can share the notes with you on the screen and if a modality requires a demonstration, easily show you what to do.

While it may seem an odd fit, Carolyn notes “Keeping pace with the new tools for learning and connecting, makes us better healers and recipients of healing. Knowing what is behind something new empowers us to use the tools that are effective.”

Check out her interview with me and Milton here.

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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At the recent American Telemedicine Association (ATA) conference in Austin, TX, Intermountain Healthcare gave an exciting demo of their innovative use of VSee for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Key to their setup was VSee’s ability to send multiple camera video streams at the same time.  Legacy systems such as Vidyo, Polycom, and Cisco can only send 1 camera feed at a time.

Dr. Stephen Minton, Intermountain neonatologist and director of newborn services, gave a talk at ATA and showcased several powerful medical work flows for VSee NICU that he helped design.  Intermountain’s 60-bed NICU renovation powered by VSee will be in operation in 3-4 months.

Dr. Minton, the remote specialist

3 HD camera views of the isolette

Doctor being directed in the resuscitation procedure

Three HD webcams are mounted on the isolette (for medical procedures) or warmer (holding crib) to show the baby from different angles and one webcam is aimed at the nurse/doctor for communicating with the remote neonatologist. The webcams are connected to a Mac mini and the entire setup is positioned such as to not take up space from working doctors and nurses.

Isolette setup using 3 Logitech 920 webcams, a Mac mini, & VSee

For high-risk babies that need specialist care, such as a resuscitation procedure, it’s no longer necessary to do a costly, time-consuming transfer from a local hospital to the hospital where the neonatologist is located.  Instead, a neonatologist like Dr. Minton can easily extend his care to another hospital via VSee in a matter of seconds. Through live video streams coming from the different webcams, a seasoned specialist can direct a less experienced doctor in the procedure.

For anxious parents, the VSee telemedicine NICU can now offer them around the clock access to their infants. Parents often feel like they don’t have enough time to see their little ones during their NICU visits. Using VSee, parents and families can call in anytime to see their babies.  They can even hold the iPad in their arms as though they are holding their babies and sleep with them in bed.

Finally, for busy doctors, These NICU beds can be set to auto-receive calls securely only from them so they can check in on a little patient at any time.

Learn more about VSee simple telehealth here.

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.

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