Vsee Messenger Pro
HIPAA compliant telehealth.
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Telehealth Consults are a Breeze.
We would like to introduce you to Vsee Technology for Telehealth that is used by many healthcare providers in many very large institutions. Please follow the instructions to download a trial version and try it out. This version is limited to testing only. You should upgrade to paid versions as we assist with HIPAA compliance and BAA agreements to maintain compliance.
Instructions for Downloading & Installing.
Vsee is the Easiest Telehealth Software to Use.
Vsee has a very novel way on linking to your contacts. Search and invite directly from your Vsee address book. It is the easiest Telehealth
VSee Messenger Pro
Telehealth Consults are a Breeze.
Specifically designed for the healthcare user — simple, secure video, text chat, document-sharing, peripheral streaming, & more! You can communicate with your home healthcare provider, patient, colleague and deliver healthcare more efficiently.
BAA or Business Associate Agreements are a HIPAA regulatory standard for all healthcare professional, companies that are dealing with sensitive patient information. A BAA must be signed with us in order to comply and not get fined by the OCR.
Secure, low-bandwidth HD video
Encrypted with military-grade 256-bit AES encryption, VSee Messenger allows providers to securely video chat with patients in their homes even over 3G cellular networks. Includes ability to record locally.
Screen share and live annotation
Instantly share and mark up lab results, CT scans, documents, and EHR records in real-time just as though you were working in person.
Picture-sending in text chat
Take a snapshot and securely send it through individual or group chats.
Peripheral streaming
VSee is the only system that allows you to use your existing laptop or computer to stream USB peripheral images (otoscope, ultrasound, EKG, etc.) while still seeing patients’ faces.
Far-end PTZ camera control
Remote physicians can control a Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) camera at the patient’s end to get clear close-ups for telestroke and remote exams.