Telehealth and Ophthalmology: Enhancing Accessibility and Equity in Vision Care Image credit: freepik Source: https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/elder-adult-using-video-call-talk-doctor-about-treatment-home-senior-man-talking-specialist-about-health-care-remote-teleconference-telehealth-telemedicine_24527354.htm Though telehealth has adapted to meet healthcare needs during the recent pandemic, it hasn’t stopped growing from there. Telehealth providers have proved that it’s possible to deliver accessible and affordable quality healthcare services. In fact,…

Photo by Mockup Graphics on Unsplash Today, chronic disease management continues to be one of the biggest challenges for both healthcare providers and their patients across the country.  One recent study shows that nearly half of all adults in the US have a chronic disease and, almost 33% of the…

Trips like our recent Shell Nigeria deployment continue to remind me why new healthcare technology like VSee telehealth is so important.  For those who don’t have access to advanced medical care, telemedicine really does make a difference. Getting to meet real doctors and patients and seeing the impact of a…

Shell has been a longtime user of VSee video chat tool. VSee’s easy-to-use low-bandwidth technology makes it well suited for gas and oil companies.  With workers in remote areas and often harsh environments, VSee has been delivering clear video along with real-time data for Shell workers in hard to reach places.   With the development…

VSee HD group video chat and application-sharing software is currently used by MDLiveCare for calling doctors from the home, Parkview hospital for remote stroke care, UCSF for remote ultrasound, Stanford hospital for medical interpretation, and Kaiser Permanente for remote allergy consultation.  An NIH paper published in the Journal of Telemedicine…