Solutions
From a 4-person huddle room to a district distance-learning network, we build rooms that join Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet with one touch. The same expertise powers our school-based and clinic telehealth carts, with exam cameras, digital stethoscopes, and medical-grade displays.
What we deliver
All-in-one bars with auto-framing for small and medium rooms.
Multi-camera, ceiling-mic, and DSP designs for boardrooms and chambers.
Teacher-tracking cameras and student-view displays for live remote courses.
Exam cameras, scopes, and stethoscopes on battery-powered mobile carts.
Share from any laptop, with no dongle hunt.
Firmware, monitoring, and help when a meeting is about to start.
Partners for this solution
Related work
One of six Kentucky recipients of a 2021 USDA RUS grant, Marion County worked with InCare on nearly $300,000 in funding, planning, and installation…
A 2019 USDA RUS DLT grant became 20 upgraded classrooms with 75″ ViewSonic interactive panels and all-in-one video bars integrated with Zoom Rooms.
Interactive flat panels and distance-learning equipment for every high school classroom, the technical center, libraries, and two community health…
FAQ
Yes. We certify the room for the platform you already use, and devices like Neat can run either.
Typically a medical-grade touchscreen, an exam camera, a general scope and otoscope, a digital stethoscope, and a battery that lasts a full school day, all on a mobile cart that runs over Wi-Fi or ethernet.
The USDA RUS Distance Learning & Telemedicine (DLT) grant covers hardware, software, installation, training, and maintenance, with a required 13% match. We have helped rural districts across the Southeast win and implement DLT projects.
Tell us what you’re outfitting. Your local rep will follow up within one business day with next steps, and with funding options if they apply.
