Epic approves first inpatient virtual care platform
FLORIDA, UNITED STATES — NESA Solutions’ virtual care platform has been recognized by Epic Systems as its first inpatient virtual care solution, marking a major milestone in digital healthcare integration.
The platform, now embedded directly into Epic’s electronic health records (EHR) system, enables seamless virtual consultations and real-time patient monitoring without clinicians leaving the Epic environment.
Epic endorsement strengthens NESA’s clinical workflows
The platform is among those that pass Epic’s strict demands to commercial functionality, enabling clinicians to perform virtual rounds, monitor patients, and coordinate care without making multiple system switches.
This integration nullifies workflow interruptions, which are a major component in high-stakes inpatient scenarios. Its rollout in North America and Europe reflects its two key features of scalability and versatility to various healthcare systems.
Combined functions such as Epic ECAL/CAL integration and MyChart Bedside TV access make NESA efficient and effective care delivery to clinicians and patients.
The inclusion of AI-driven audio-video capabilities and NDAA-compliant hardware further reinforces its position as a leading virtual care solution.
Efficiency with advanced virtual care tools
NESA platform extends beyond basic telehealth to multi-participant sessions, enterprise deployment-grade hardware, and flexible deployment either in-room or as a mobile unit. The system creates unlimited workflows for all age groups, making it a versatile tool for hospitals.
The direct integration via EHR minimizes administrative overheads, enabling clinicians to focus more on patient treatment rather than navigating the system.
The platform of NESA offers not only an efficiency increase due to AI-enhanced communication and compliance with high security requirements, but also the security of its patients ‘ data.
With virtual care already being a staple of the modern healthcare experience, the collaboration will become the standard of future inpatient digital solutions.
