An accessible community location
Evaluate a location people already know and can reach, such as a participating community facility or clinic.
RURAL & COMMUNITY ACCESS
A local starting point for connected care.
Explore a community pilot designed around local access needs and the providers available to serve the area.
Planned use cases · initial market focus: Oklahoma, Texas & Florida
WHAT A PILOT COULD SUPPORT
A connection to a wider care network
Explore measurement collection and optional teleconsultation with the patient’s chosen provider, depending on local availability and supported connections to existing care systems.
Support beyond the visit
Define how people receive their summary, reach the care team, and arrange further care when appropriate.
SHAPING THE PILOT
Start with your setting.
The first conversation would establish:
- Population served, geography, and local access priorities
- Potential host sites, connectivity, and assisted-use needs
- Local providers, referral options, and ongoing operating support
Define success together.
Agree measures such as reach, completed visits, reliable connectivity, and successful connections to follow-up care.
Plan the responsibilities.
A pilot would complement the local care network. It would need a clear service scope and referral process; the website and sample visit are not emergency care services.
Read the pilot FAQ ↗Define the operating model together.
Clinical services, onsite support, integration, maintenance and follow-up responsibilities would be agreed before launch. Customer-operated, co-managed and managed-service options are under evaluation, not confirmed offers.
Deployment requirements, integration readiness and proposed pilot measures ↗Programs are in development. Pilot locations, dates, costs, services, and participating providers remain subject to confirmation.