Baptist Health Corbin (Ky.) is the first of the health system’s eight main hospitals to deploy the teleICU service.
Through the partnership, Advanced ICU Care will provide Baptist Health Corbin’s ICU patients with 24/7 remote intensivist care via video conferencing and data monitoring technologies.
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