This very moment, several new applications and devices are entering the market. And the telehealth market is truly global. In Singapore, an app called RingMD launched this month. It promises to connect patients to doctors via smartphone. But for now, it appears limited to Southeast Asia. And it’s only available for Android devices (since it is using webRTC). RingMD has been around for a few years and has a dozen people.
You can read more about RingMD here. But it’s not clear from this article whether RingMD offers anything more than video chat. Most doctors need additional tools to schedule appointments and store records. But it appears that RingMD doesn’t offer any of that. Here is a review of virtual doctor evisit services for more information.
Which offers a nice segue to some exciting news. Next month VSee will launch a new product we call Cloud Medical Office. This brand-new service provides health care providers a complete practice of their own – including scheduling, file storage, and record archives – so that they never have to worry about putting together the right tools, but can run their entire office virtually and on-the-go.
Our CEO Milton Chen will debut Cloud Medical Office at the mHealth Summit in December.
