Increasing access to care in underserved communities with virtual care
Provide better and more accessible healthcare to community members, while meeting more patients and alleviating staff shortages. The Home and Pro Smart Clinic solutions let you close care gaps and provide quality care from anywhere with remote physical exams.
Trusted by over 100 FQHCs and Community Health Centers across the country
Better care, lower costs, satisfied members
6X
utilization rate compared to traditional telehealth
59%
more conditions diagnosed remotely
3X
higher utilization than A/V telehealth
98%
of visits resolved remotely
Providing care no matter where your community is
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Expanding access in schools
TytoCare is being used in 3,000+ schools across the country to enable Community Health Centers to create more access points in their communities and expand their reach. -
Rural & underserved communities
TytoCare helps expand access to quality virtual care in rural areas with low bandwidth. Community Health Centers use TytoCare to connect specialists to local or rural clinics, create more access points without building more facilities, and maximized -
Visiting nurses, MAs, CHWs
Our partners use TytoMobile to enable their travel nurse teams to conduct remote physical exams for home health patients and senior living facilities. For areas with limited internet access, we provide cellular-enabled iPads so clinicians can provide care in remote locations.
TytoCare works with FQHCs across the country
“The provider on the other end of that screen is getting a real time view of that so it would be as if I were sitting in front of them in person and they were looking at that themselves.”
Brandi Adkins, Clinical Manager for the Emergency Department at Pikeville Medical Center
Using funds awarded through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) COVID-19 Telehealth Program, the Great Plains Health Data Network (GPHDN) is assisting six of the participating health centers to improve patient care via telehealth by partnering with TytoCare.
“Our program grew rapidly. In the beginning of the 2018-2019 school year, we had 89 students from one school enrolled in telehealth services. By the end of that school year, we had four schools enrolled. In 2019, our providers saw 49 students. As of today, we have 534 students from seven schools enrolled.”
Racheall Langacher, Director of Rural Health Clinics at Greene County General Hospital, working with the Great Plains Health Data Network (GPHDN)
Read more about virtual care with TytoCare
Accelerating Virtual Care Adoption: Models for Success
Virtual care is increasingly chosen by consumers and physicians as an option to diagnose and treat patients. However, the increased awareness of this option created by COVID-19 does not guarantee success, and there are still significant barriers to mass adoption that must be overcome. In this roundtable discussion, we explore ways to overcome barriers to […]
