The four-hospital system is rolling out dual-camera virtual care devices from telehealth company Caregility to scale its virtual nurse offering. The remote fleet management tools come with artificial intelligence capabilities and cloud-based updates.
“Our virtual nursing program introduces innovative possibilities in patient care workflows by connecting the care in the complex patient journey,” Lee Health Chief Nursing Officer Jennifer Higgins, DNP, RN, said in an Oct. 16 statement. “From admissions and discharges to continuous patient monitoring, patients benefit from an additional team member dedicated to their care.”
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