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 JOHN GIBBINS / San Diego Union-Tribune / Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt watched Dr. Brett Meyer demonstrate MediAccess Telemedicine system that lets UCSD stroke specialists consult with physicians in other cities. |
MediAccess Live Video Telemedicine and our Business
Telemedicine Systems provide medical help within minutes to patients and their doctors in remote regional hospitals and clinics that have limited access to medical specialists such as neurologists.
MediAccess 1000 is so capable that it has been proven in live emergency room deployments by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and Veterans Administration (VA)
MediAccess Solutions, LLC provides HIPPA compliant telemedicine systems which have been designed from the ground up with specialist doctors to operate in real-life situations over long distances via the internet. Additionally, the MediAccess 1000 has wireless capability at the remote location.
Designed from day one for Live Video Telemedicine Diagnosis and not a Video Conferencing Shoehorn
An example is the MediAccess 1000 Video System which is a complete turnkey telemedicine diagnostic system using state-of-the-art anti-jitter software, which provides clear video and audio to the specialist in order to make life critical diagnostics.
Quality, reliability, safety, customer satisfaction and ease of use is our business.
Live Video Telemedicine is Green
For those with Green environmental goals the MediAccess 1000 Live Video Telemedicine System reduces the carbon footprint significantly. It assists specialist doctors from having to drive to see patients and saves patients being driven to see specialist doctors. Thereby reducing the carbon footprint at both ends, in addition to those of the hospital and clinic in general.
MediAccess 1000 Customers and Hospitals Include
Mount Sinai Hospital (NY), UCSD Stroke Center (NIH Spatrias Program), Montana State Dept of Health (multiple systems), Mayo Clinic (Arizona, multiple systems), Colorado Neurological Institute (multiple systems), Sunrise Hospital (Las Vegas), HCA Healthcare (in most US States) , Banner Health (in seven US States), Maimonides Hospital (NY), Legacy Health (OR) and Evanston Northwestern Health (IL).