Access TeleCare

Access TeleCare Delivering clinical excellence through telemedicine. Today, Access TeleCare is a nationwide leader in the field of specialty telemedicine.

Clinical excellence means bringing specialty care to hospitals and clinics and delivering an integrated experience for on-site teams and patients. Our clients include 19 of the 25 largest health systems in the nation as well as small rural and community hospitals across the country. Together, we’re reducing the barriers to accessing timely specialty care for patients with acute and chronic complex conditions.

09/01/2026

The patient appeared to be experiencing new psychiatric symptoms. An Access TeleCare psychiatrist recognized something did not fit.

A neurologic examination and immediate escalation revealed a blocked artery and a stroke in progress. By looking beyond the initial presentation and involving the right specialty quickly, the care team helped the patient receive lifesaving treatment.

Read the full patient impact story: https://accesstelecare.com/stroke-bh-case/

08/28/2026

A 205-bed Idaho hospital needed a better way to support infectious disease care. One local physician was covering inpatient consults, outpatient visits, nights, weekends, and calls from clinicians across the surrounding area.

With Access TeleCare's teleInfectious Disease service managing weekday inpatient consults and follow-up, hospital teams gained dependable specialist access, and the local physician gained more capacity to focus on outpatient care.

The hospital also reduced its average length of stay for infectious disease patients by two days.

Read the case study to see how the hospital strengthened infectious disease care while protecting a critical local physician resource: https://accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/more-inpatient-support-more-outpatient-capacity/?portfolioCats=211

How can hospitals expand access to infectious disease expertise without relying on onsite recruitment?In this webinar ho...
08/28/2026

How can hospitals expand access to infectious disease expertise without relying on onsite recruitment?

In this webinar hosted by the Iowa Hospital Association, Access TeleCare Chief of Infectious Disease Jade Le, M.D., explains how teleInfectious Disease can help hospitals close coverage gaps, strengthen antimicrobial stewardship, reduce length of stay and care for more patients locally.

Watch the full conversation: https://accesstelecare.com/blog/on-demand-webinar-expanding-access-to-infectious-disease-care/

08/27/2026

When a young mother in a rural area in Northeast Texas needed a specialist, Lauren Ingram was afraid her friend and neighbor could die without the help of a critical care specialist. Lauren Ingram, an APRN working at their community's nearby rural hospital, knew she needed help fast. The hospital's partnership with Access TeleCare gave her team the access they needed through their telePulmonary and Critical Care specialist.

As an APRN and chief of Access TeleCare's Advanced Practice Clinician program, Ingram is still moved by stories like this every day.

See how they did it now >> https://accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/how-virtual-critical-care-saved-a-young-mothers-life/

08/26/2026

For a patient experiencing a stroke, time is brain. Joshua DeTillio, CEO of Access TeleCare, shares how he became a firm believer in telemedicine when he saw firsthand how virtual neurology improves access, accelerates treatment, and helps patients return to their families.

Where a patient lives should not determine whether they can access high-risk pregnancy expertise.FOX 25 Oklahoma City re...
08/24/2026

Where a patient lives should not determine whether they can access high-risk pregnancy expertise.

FOX 25 Oklahoma City recently spoke with Blake Porter, M.D., chief of teleMaternal-Fetal Medicine at Access TeleCare, about a new March of Dimes report showing dozens of Oklahoma counties are maternity care deserts.

Dr. Porter, an Oklahoma resident, discussed the barriers created by longer drive times and shrinking local obstetric capacity — and how telehealth can extend specialty support into communities that need it.

Read the FOX 25 story to hear more from Dr. Porter on expanding maternal care access through telehealth.

08/24/2026

Curious about practicing telemedicine? Start by getting exposure to it.

Scott Mendelson, Ph.D., M.D., vice chief of neurology at Access TeleCare, encourages clinicians to observe virtual care firsthand for real insight into their potential reach with patients, connect with experienced telehealth clinicians, and learn how familiar clinical skills — including history-taking, examination, and communication — translate to the virtual setting.

Explore career opportunities at Access TeleCare: https://accesstelecare.com/teleneurology-jobs/

08/20/2026

For rural hospitals, immediate access to specialty care can change the course of a critical patient's outcome.

When a young mother in Northeast Texas became critically ill, her local care team connected with an Access TeleCare telePulmonology and Critical Care physician for ICU-level support at the bedside. The specialist helped guide urgent clinical decisions and support stabilization when every moment mattered.

That local access helped save her life. She was stabilized, safely reached the additional care she needed, and eventually returned home to her family.
Her story shows why telePulmonology and Critical Care is so important for rural communities: it gives local teams access to specialty expertise at the point of care, helping improve outcomes when patients are at their most vulnerable.

Experience the story: https://accesstelecare.com/blog/impact/how-virtual-critical-care-saved-a-young-mothers-life/

Great telemedicine technology should make the technology disappear.In Zoom's new customer story, Erica St. Angel, our ch...
08/20/2026

Great telemedicine technology should make the technology disappear.

In Zoom's new customer story, Erica St. Angel, our chief technology and information officer, talks about how partnering with Zoom supports Access TeleCare's mission to eliminate barriers to timely specialty care. It is a technology story, but ultimately a patient experience story.

08/19/2026

Physician shortages are growing while hundreds of hospitals remain at risk of closure. In this clip, Joshua DeTillio, CEO of Access TeleCare, explains how telemedicine can strengthen hospital coverage and help patients receive specialty care closer to their homes and families.

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