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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.

Critical care is team care.This Respiratory Care Week, Access TeleCare recognizes the respiratory therapists whose bedsi...
10/26/2026

Critical care is team care.

This Respiratory Care Week, Access TeleCare recognizes the respiratory therapists whose bedside expertise helps guide some of the most important decisions in pulmonary and critical care.

From monitoring how patients respond to respiratory support to collaborating with intensivists, nurses, and other clinicians as conditions change, respiratory therapists are essential partners in an integrated care model.

We're proud to work alongside RTs across the country who help hospitals care for complex patients closer to home.

Learn more: https://accesstelecare.wpengine.com/blog/respiratory-therapists-at-the-center-of-integrated-critical-care/

For patients with acute ischemic stroke, every minute gained with faster intervention can influence outcomes. Each 15-mi...
10/23/2026

For patients with acute ischemic stroke, every minute gained with faster intervention can influence outcomes.

Each 15-minute acceleration in thrombolytic treatment is associated with greater odds of independent ambulation and discharge home, as well as lower odds of death.

Getting to intervention more quickly depends on the full stroke response -- from activation and imaging to the teleNeurology evaluation and medication preparation.

Our new whitepaper examines how an integrated teleStroke partnership helps hospitals identify delays, strengthen workflows, and improve door-to-needle performance.

Download the whitepaper: https://accesstelecare.com/telestroke-whitepaper-download/

10/23/2026

One in three U.S. counties lacks maternity care access. For pregnant patients in rural communities, that can mean longer drives, delayed care, and fewer options if complications arise.

Blake Porter, M.D., chief of teleMaternal-Fetal Medicine at Access TeleCare, explains what maternity care deserts mean for patients and hospitals, why labor and delivery units continue to close, and how telemedicine can help local teams maintain access to high-risk pregnancy expertise.

See Dr. Porter explain how virtual specialty care can help support rural maternity programs and keep appropriate care closer to home.
https://accesstelecare.wpengine.com/blog/when-maternity-care-is-miles-away-telemedicines-role-in-supporting-rural-communities/

10/22/2026

How can rural hospitals expand access to specialty care while keeping patients close to home?

In this clip, Michelle Franklin, CEO of Sullivan County Community Hospital, discusses her hospital's partnership with Access TeleCare, an example of the role telemedicine can play in strengthening rural healthcare.

Watch the full webinar, "Rural Strategy Rewritten: Access, Footprint, and the Future of Community Care," for an executive discussion on aligning services, resources, and partnerships with community needs.

Watch on demand: https://accesstelecare.com/blog/live-webinar-rural-strategy-rewritten-access-footprint-and-the-future-of-community-care/

Fewer transfers. More kidney care close to home.NMC Health expanded local access to renal care through Access TeleCare's...
10/21/2026

Fewer transfers. More kidney care close to home.

NMC Health expanded local access to renal care through Access TeleCare's teleNephrology and inpatient dialysis program. Join Heather Porter, Chief Clinical Officer at NMC Health, and Saurin N. Patel, MD, Chief of Hospitalist Medicine and Emerging Service Lines at Access TeleCare for a live webinar on the decisions, workflows, and lessons behind that work.

Hear how the team launched the program, reduced patient transfers, and measured its impact, and explore what a similar approach could mean for your rural hospital.

Thursday, Oct. 29 | 1–2 p.m. CDT
Open to all; NRHA membership is not required.
Register: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/996857282576959575?source=access

A virtual specialist may be miles away from the patient. The standard of care should be the same.During Healthcare Quali...
10/18/2026

A virtual specialist may be miles away from the patient. The standard of care should be the same.

During Healthcare Quality Week, Access TeleCare recognizes the quality and patient safety professionals, clinicians, and hospital partners working to make continuous quality improvement part of everyday care.

Learn more: https://accesstelecare.com/blog/raising-the-standard-for-quality-in-telemedicine/

By working with Access TeleCare to better align onsite and virtual stroke teams, a 352-bed hospital reduced its average ...
10/16/2026

By working with Access TeleCare to better align onsite and virtual stroke teams, a 352-bed hospital reduced its average door-to-needle time by 52.9 minutes. In one year, the hospital also reported a 43% increase in patients treated per month for acute ischemic stroke.

Our new whitepaper examines how hospitals can integrate teleStroke into activation, imaging, treatment, and quality-improvement workflows to support faster, more reliable care.

Download the whitepaper: https://accesstelecare.com/telestroke-whitepaper-download/

Hospital leaders need specialty care strategies that work across changing census, workforce limitations, and multiple si...
10/15/2026

Hospital leaders need specialty care strategies that work across changing census, workforce limitations, and multiple sites of care. Access TeleCare partners with hospitals and health systems to design telemedicine programs around their clinical and operational needs, from a single service-line gap to enterprise-wide specialty coverage. The goal is reliable access that strengthens local teams and gives more patients a path to appropriate care close to home.

If you'll be at the Arizona Hospital Leadership Conference in Tucson, let's talk about a specialty coverage model built for your organization. Explore Access TeleCare's telemedicine specialties: https://accesstelecare.com/specialties/

Patients with complex infections need timely specialist input, yet consistent infectious disease coverage can be difficu...
10/14/2026

Patients with complex infections need timely specialist input, yet consistent infectious disease coverage can be difficult to maintain. Access TeleCare provides additional around-the-clock teleInfectious Disease coverage to support diagnosis, treatment planning, complex case management, and antimicrobial stewardship. Hospitals can add dependable ID expertise without placing the full burden on a limited local team.

If you're attending ID Week in Washington, D.C., stop by Booth 1705 to connect with Access TeleCare. Learn more about teleInfectious Disease: https://accesstelecare.com/specialties/teleinfectious-disease/

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