Federal and state grants are fueling a digital health revolution in rural America—connecting clinics, broadband providers, and community partners to close stubborn access gaps. From the FCC and CMS to the Department of Commerce, billions in funding are being invested in projects that build broadband infrastructure, expand telehealth access, and…

Recent years have proven that virtual care is essential for education, research, and clinical innovation. VSee’s flexible platform enables universities to accelerate healthcare transformation by embedding telemedicine into curricula, campus clinics, and research initiatives.

When a catastrophic cyberattack crippled key IT systems at the Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital and Medical Center (JFL), including radiology services, VSee’s telemedicine disaster platform played a key role in keeping vital patient care going.  In just two weeks, the VSee team deployed a custom-configured platform that enabled JFL…

VSee is proud to be selected as the digital health platform of choice for an upcoming NIH-funded Phase 3 clinical trial study on stroke recovery telerehabilitation. Based out of UCLA this clinical trial is only the second such national trial examining post-stroke telerehabilitation.

Clinic staff performs prenatal checkup using VSee tools. VSee, working with Stanford and Ateneo de Zamboanga Universities, has launched Project MAMA (Mom’s AI for Maternity Aid)—a program that leverages AI and telehealth to reduce maternal mortality in rural, remote communities of the Philippines. In many parts of Zamboanga, pregnant women…

Conflict-affected regions like Cameroon and the Sahel are home to over 30 million people who face some of the world’s highest maternal mortality rates, compounded by climate change, extreme weather conditions, and ongoing security concerns. We are excited to share the progress we’ve made this year on Project VITAL (Virtual International Telehealth…

VSee is thrilled to announce that we will be partnering with our friends at Health Tech Without Borders (HTWB) as well as iDocta, on a Commitment to Action at the Clinton Global Initiative 2023 meeting Sept 18-19, to advance healthcare access in Africa through telehealth. The Clinton Global Initiative (CGI)…

VSee successfully concluded its 5th medical mission in the Philippines. This mission was held over three days, January 4 to 6 in the Taytay municipality of the Metro Manila capital region.  Together with its Local Government Unit (LGU) and 25 volunteers, our team served 322 patients from the underserved communities…

VSee kicked off 2023 with a 3-day medical mission serving 322 low-income patients at Taytay, Rizal from January 4 to 6. The team partnered with the office of municipal councilor Honorable Tobit Cruz to provide free telehealth and in-person doctor visits at Sitio Damayan Evacuation Site. In addition to free…

Summary: Taiwan is improving rural health center access to dermatology, ENT, and ophthalmology specialists with the VSee telehealth platform + Advantech’s mobile telemedicine cart solutions Enabling Timely Care with Specialist Access A lack of medical resources, lengthy travel times, and fear of COVID-19 transmission can cause treatment delays and result…

This August the VSee team returned to the Philippines on a new medical mission provide free telehealth and in-person doctor visits to the underserved.  We worked with a local nonprofit Soup Kitchen Cainta which serves scavenger children and elderly of Cainta Rizal in the eastern Metro Manila.  We served 153…

CareConnect Health, one of the largest primary health care providers in state of Georgia, providing comprehensive health services in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics-Gynecology, Infectious Diseases, Dentistry, and Behavioral Health is expanding its innovative in-school Virtual Care program to offer telehealth visits for teachers and students all over Georgia.  Pre-pandemic,…

Summary: The VSee + Advantech telemedicine cart solution is providing accessible specialist Tele-ophthalmology care for elderly diabetics in rural Taiwan Diabetes is a chronic disease that currently affects approximately 463 million adults (aged 20 – 79 years) worldwide, according to the International Diabetes Federation. Over the next 10 years, the…

Summary:  VSee and Advantech team up to allow Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) to develop and deploy the best medical teleconsultation and point-of-care services in Qatar by combining VSee’s simple telehealth software and Advantech’s AMiS mobile medical carts for a complete Telemedicine Solution. Photo courtesy: Advantech and HMC Interview with Swati…

Telehealth has enjoyed a huge boom in the ‘era of new normality’, with health professionals across the globe treating patients with conditions ranging from diabetes to osteoarthritis, and even those opting for plastic surgery. Although this mode of treatment is useful for patients as a whole during the COVID-19 crisis,…

  In the age of coronavirus, demand for telehealth services is projected to skyrocket, according to Time. Already, many people are benefiting from trying telehealth services, including children with autism. During social distancing or quarantine, parents of children with autism may reach out to doctors remotely to help their children receive care,…

If you don’t have a virtual clinic ready for the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, now is the time to get one. The CDC has announced that it is “aggressively responding to the global outbreak of COVID-19 and preparing for the potential of community spread in the US.”And a key recommendation is the…

The world’s older population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate. Today, 8.5 percent of people worldwide (617 million) are aged 65 and over. With the joys of aging come the development chronic conditions that need to be monitored, including oral health. It doesn’t take in-depth research to realize that dental…

The SpaKinect Telehealth Story For Alain Gazaui, SpaKinect was a calling. Seven years ago he noticed medical spas falling victim to medical board prior treatment approval compliance issues – from nurses being arrested to businesses being closed. The industry needed a solution, a way to bridge compliance and simplicity for…

In a recent New Yorker article, Atul Gawande, CEO of the Amazon, Berkshire, JP Morgan health initiative wrote about “Why Doctors Hate Their Computers.” He points to the soaring physician burnout rate and suicide rates that are nearly double (or triple for women physicians) the average population.  The culprit, Gawande believes…