VSee Health, a provider of digital health services and tailored telehealth workflows, has secured a contract with a health system in Florida, US.

The agreement is valued at approximately $160,000 and is expected to increase substantially if deployment expands.

VSee Health stated that this partnership highlights its 'commitment' to transforming healthcare delivery using customised telehealth solutions that seamlessly integrate into existing hospital infrastructure.

The contract is focused on creating a telehealth platform using VSee Health's 'Lego-like' modular digital health building blocks. These will be integrated directly with the health system's electronic health records (EHR) to improve care coordination across various services, including school-based initiatives, community health projects and hospital-at-home programmes to offer a ‘unified’ experience for patients and providers.

VSee Health added that the partnership will demonstrate its ‘growing’ influence in the digital health sector and its capability to cater to complex health systems.

It positions the company to leverage the increasing demand for ‘advanced’ telehealth solutions in hospitals and health systems, promoting patient care innovation and long-term value for stakeholders.

VSee Health Co-CEO Milton Chen said: “We are excited to partner with another forward-thinking health system as we continue expanding our footprint in hospitals and community healthcare settings.

“Our platform is built to empower health systems with the flexibility and customisation needed to meet the demands of modern healthcare. By aligning technology with patient needs, we’re enabling more timely, effective care delivery in every setting.”

VSee Health's AI telehealth platform is designed for rapid deployment, supporting more than 1.5 million HIPAA-compliant video encounters monthly. The platform's customisable components adhere to strict government security standards and are scalable to meet enterprise needs.

The company's diverse clientele includes Nasa, the US Department of Health and Human Services, GE and numerous startups.

VSee Health also provides turnkey solutions for areas with critical shortages such as critical care and teleradiology, aiming to improve healthcare access and minimise workforce shortages and physician burnout.

In August 2024, VSee Health announced a partnership with Ava Robotics, focusing on developing telepresence solutions for the inpatient intensive care market.