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Every catalog item is tagged to its CMS approved-use category. Request pricing or an RFP-ready spec pack and we'll provide the documentation your grant application and procurement committee need.

CMS defines 10 approved-use categories for RHT Program funds, labeled Category A through J. States must apply their award to at least three of them:

• A — Prevention & chronic disease management: Evidence-based interventions for chronic disease prevention and management
• B — Provider payments: Payments to health care providers for eligible items or services
• ‍C — Consumer-facing technology: Technology-driven solutions for chronic disease prevention and management
• ‍D — Tech-enabled care: Training and adoption support for remote monitoring, AI, or robotics
• ‍E — Workforce: Recruiting and retaining rural clinical workforce with 5-year service commitments
• ‍F — IT & cybersecurity: IT infrastructure improvements, including cybersecurity
• ‍G — Right-sizing delivery systems: Assistance to right-size rural health care delivery
• ‍H — Mental health & SUD: Substance use disorder and mental health treatment access
• ‍I — Innovative care models: Value-based care and alternative payment arrangements
• J — Additional uses: Other uses CMS determines promote sustainable access to rural care

VSee's catalog is tagged to the categories it directly supports:

• A — Prevention & chronic disease management: RPM vital-sign kits, chronic disease population analytics
• ‍C — Consumer-facing technology: Patient mobile app (virtual visits, RPM), kiosk mode, mobile telehealth kit, white-label enterprise platform
• ‍D — Tech-enabled care: VSee robot, telemedicine carts, white-label enterprise platform, hospital-at-home pathways, telenursing, AI documentation and predictive-alert tools
• ‍F — IT & cybersecurity: EHR integration, HL7/FHIR/HIE, offline-capable EMR sync
• ‍H — Mental health & SUD: Secure virtual visits and async consults via VSee enterprise platform for behavioral health outreach
• ‍I — Innovative care models: Hospital-at-home pathways, population analytics and billing dashboards that support value-based reporting

Categories B, E, G, and J cover provider payments, workforce hiring, and system-level strategy — decisions your grant team manages directly, not something a technology catalog fulfills.

Yes. VSee's customizable digital health building blocks platform can be purchased on its own or bundled with carts, kiosks, robots, and kits; it offers configurable modules, rather than an all-or-nothing platform.

This depends on your customization needs. Weeks, not months. A full telemedicine bridge was deployed in under two weeks during the St. Croix hospital cyberattack.

Free or Plus allows for only one provider.  

Premium and Enterprise VSee offers several different configurations to enable multiple providers and non-clinical staff to work their clinic(s) efficiently, including:

*Enterprise only

VSee has an agency-specific FedRAMP High Authority To Operate from HHS Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR). It is also HIPAA compliant , SOC 2 audited, and FIPS 140-2 compliant. See full security and compliance at vsee.com/fedramp

Yes, VSee allows providers to be fully HIPAA-compliant in two ways:

• Technical (Does the vendor follow HIPAA recommendations for security and privacy?)
  ‍‍VSee uses AES 256-bit encryption that complies with the FIPS 140-2 standard to keep patient data secure both at rest and in transmission. Company policy requires completing regular HIPAA security audits and HIPAA training.
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• Legal (Will your vendor sign a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement [BAA] with you?)
  VSee signs a HIPAA BAA for all VSee plans. The BAA is a required legal agreement that makes your vendor liable for any breaches of privacy & security according to HIPAA rules.

Learn more about HIPAA at vsee.com/hipaa.

Yes; bi-directional integration via HL7, FHIR, and APIs, plus HIE participation.

A self-service, private space where a patient connects to a remote specialist; no on-site staff is needed to operate it, although some worflow models use a nurse or medical assistant to facilitate the kiosk visit. It expands access under CMS's consumer-facing technology category.

On occasion VSee may supplement physicians and clinical staff via our separate telehealth recruiting unit This American Doc. VSee is a technology company. We primarily provide the software, AI, and equipment that let your clinicians, and the specialists you already partner with, deliver care remotely.