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Case study · Healthcare

Telehealth stations bring primary care closer for West Alabama

Three all-in-one telehealth carts with exam cameras, scopes, and digital stethoscopes help a community health center serve insured and uninsured patients across West Alabama.

Poly telehealth stations staged for Whatley Health Services
3Telehealth carts deployed
8 hrsBattery runtime per charge
½Patient travel time cut roughly in half

01The challenge

Whatley Health Services provides primary care to insured and uninsured patients in a largely rural region where travel time is a real barrier to care.

02The solution

Sold by Thrive and installed by InCare, each Poly Telehealth Station includes full-HD audio and video, a 24″ medical-grade touchscreen, an exam camera, a Horus scope, and a digital stethoscope, and runs Zoom Room calls over ethernet or Wi-Fi.

03The result

Physicians can check eyes, ears, mouth, and heart remotely, patients see what the doctor sees, and the carts move from room to room for a full day on one charge.

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