It’s been almost two years since infectious disease expert Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner first started using VSee to help stop health epidemics. Back then his team was on the ground in West Africa, fighting the Ebola outbreak. While Ebola is still a concern for them, they have also turned their attention to a…
VSee is happy to announce a new partnership with Arc Devices – the leader in non-touch digital thermometry. The partnership aims to bring together the latest in non-touch digital technology with VSee’s simple telehealth platform for the world’s first wireless connected thermometer embedded into a remote patient monitoring kit.Continue Reading…
ATA 2016 Conference is coming up in just a few days and VSee has a special treat for you at our booth #2021! 1. Three daily door prizes including Lenovo tablets and a FitBit. 2. Invited guest speakers including Kristi Henderson, Seton Healthcare VP for Virtual Care & Innovation and the…
If you’re looking for ways to connect providers and staff at a distance, check out this case study on one of our telehealth projects for HealthPartners. It showcases a scalable telemedicine solution we designed for Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. The solution allows Regions to share their top-notch specialist resources with a neighboring…
Earth with cloud cover and moon VSee is NASA’s official video platform for astronauts aboard the International Space Station. It’s also a key tool for the Simulation Exploration Experience (SEE), a university-level modeling and simulation experience of a lunar mission that is spearheaded by NASA.Continue Reading…
Join VSee at the ATA 2016 Conference and Trade Show, booth #2021. Stop by our big booth to win prizes, see demos, and hear guest speakers from Intel, Lenovo Health, Fruit Street (telehealth wellness platform), and specialist physicians Dr. Ravi Kamepelli (infectious diseases), Professor Quan Vu (Health AI), and more!…
VSee has been selected as one of the top 10 finalists for Seton Healthcare Innovation Awards. The award honors the trailblazers of the “Future of Care,” those that are offering new solutions that are truly changing health care through streamlining communications, minimizing inefficiencies, and improving patient experience at its most…
Guest post by Dr. Andrey Ostrovsky, MD and CEO of Care at Hand Next phase in the evolution of telemedicine There is a lot of hype about telemedicine. As the reimbursement landscape matures due to the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) and other policy vehicles, the promise of telemedicine…
Are you a hardcore developer who enjoys challenging conventions and experimenting with new technologies? VSee is a tight-knit group of engineers and designers creating the simplest telemedicine platforms and mobile apps to connect doctors, patients, and hospitals through video, picture-sharing, medical device streaming and more! Our team spans the entire globe…
VSee CEO Milton Chen was recently invited by O3b Networks to speak on emergency communications and telemedicine applications at PTC ‘16, the annual conference of the Pacific Telecommunications Council in Honolulu, HI. O3b is an innovative low orbit satellite operator Continue Reading…
Health care is not the only industry that leaks your personal health information (PHI) according to Verizon. Businesses in every industry collect health data on their employees. Whether it’s for wellness programs and employee benefits or workers’ compensation, there are many ways employers and businesses can get hold of your…
This is a minor VSee release for Windows only. Make your life a little easier with the new AV setup shortcut. Check if you’re updated to this latest version Windows Version: 3.1.3 (22680) Changes: Added keyboard shortcut to bring up “Audio and Camera Setup” window: Ctrl+Shift+A Automatically resizes the app-share window to…
VSee is on a roll with recruiting! Our family of creative professionals around the world has nearly doubled in the past year and we’re looking to double again in 2016! In Singapore, we’ve added several new hires, including 10 alumni from the National University of Singapore (NUS). Check out the full house…
A few weeks ago in mid-November, VSee got to be a part of a really neat field test using telemedicine to bring Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) specialist care to rural Rwanda.Continue Reading…
This is a minor VSee release for Windows only. Please check if you are updated to Windows Version: 15.0.0.1221 (222) Changes: Fixed startup crash in video. Prepared for future changes in auto-update and version-ing change. Continue Reading…
e-KSS, an international non-profit, has been working for almost a decade with the largest Amazon indigenous federation (Federação das Organizações Indígenas do Rio Negro – FOIRN) to develop culturally-appropriate and self-sustainable healthcare solutions for the Amazon’s indigenous people. It has successfully established the first-ever indigenous people’s telehealth network, Continue Reading…
VSee CEO Milton Chen talks all about telemedicine, where it’s at and where it’s going in this NYDLA Coffee in the Clouds podcast. Check it out! http://nydla.org/mp3/42646614-137478305.mp3 Continue Reading…
This new VSee release brings you faster login and various bug fixes. Please check if your VSee is updated to the latest version: Windows Version: 15.0.0.1125 (22227) Mac Version: 3.1 .1(22227) iPad: 3.3.1 (22257) – submitted iPhone: 1.9.1 (22257) – submitted Android: 1.5.1 (22227) Android, iPad, iPhone, Mac and Windows: Faster login time Fixed UI related…
Check out our highlights from this year’s mHealth conference! Icuro’s patient management app showcased by Qualcomm. Clicking “Call” launches a VSee video call. VSee integration with pulse and emotion sensing Intel RealSense webcam. VSee & iHealth team Kind of awe-inspiring to have your logo emblazoned on a banner the size of a…
Ed Deng has a 70 percent chance of getting diabetes. That’s because diabetes runs in his family – both his parents and all four of his grandparents have diabetes. In fact, three of his grandparents have already passed away from diabetes-related complications: kidney failure, heart failure, etc. That’s why Ed…
