eVisit

Virtual care sold to health systems

The eVisit platform for virtual care is sold to big hospital groups, health systems and government providers of care. eVisit is not a care provider itself, a point the company makes deliberately: many telehealth vendors also employ clinicians and market directly to consumers, which can put them in competition for a health system's patients. Because of that, the people who give and receive care remain the health system's own, and each visit runs through its existing network of clinicians.

Virtual and hybrid visits

The platform supports video visits and hybrid care, where some of the encounter is in person and some is virtual. Its workflow tools include virtual waiting rooms, electronic prescriptions and medical billing. The company says it has more than 150 points of configuration, built so a large hospital can adapt it to almost any workflow, and it describes the experience for patients as easy to use and accessible. It reports that physicians have used the platform in more than 50 specialties since 2015, among them cardiology, dermatology, emergency medicine, mental health, paediatrics and primary care.

Connection to the record

eVisit returns visit and patient information to the health system's own system of record, for central storage, auditing and compliance. Material such as visit summaries, chart histories, treatment plans, X-rays, notes and patient education can travel in both directions between eVisit and the electronic health record. The company also advertises an API for integration.

Health systems and government

Two audiences get their own pages: commercial health systems, and government, where the company talks about service members, veterans and their families. It says it unifies the experience so a care delivery system can widen access, respond to surges in demand and keep a workforce supported while holding costs down. It also provides reporting and analytics.

Results the company reports

The company says its customers see higher adoption and a strong return, and that large hospitals and health systems choose it. These figures are the company's own and are not verified here.