Our Legacy
Delivering Reliable, Affordable Telehealth Solutions
for Three Decades
Since 1990, our cloud-based solutions have enabled rapid adoption of new clinical delivery models for providers and their patients at scale. ViTel Net’s experienced developers and dedicated support teams ensure customer-focused workflows, high-quality collaboration, integrated clinical documentation and more – across the continuum of care.
1990
ViTel Net is Established
Telemedicine, Telehealth
Leveraged emerging technologies to enhance
patient access to care.
1992
First Major Install
TeleRadiology TeleEchocardiology, General Telemedicine
Children’s National Medical Center,
Washington D.C.
1998
Costa Rica
TeleRadiology, TeleEcholcardiology, TeleEducation
Social Security Administration, a countrywide installation.
2000
Congressional Grants
Military Healthcare Enterprise System, U.S. Secure Wireless
Recommended by U.S. Army. ViTel Net awarded two major multi-year congressional grants.
2002
Extremadura, Spain
Full telehealth network throughout the state of Extremadura, Spain. Multi-specialty – linking 30 clinics, 2 prisons, senior & youth centers to 13 hospitals
2003
Veterans Affairs
In Home Messaging and Measurement, Telemonitoring and Measurement systems (video)
Department of Veterans Affairs Awarded two Patient Home Monitoring Contracts
2005
Expanded Home Monitoring
Installations (2005-09)
Sentara Home Care, Partners HealthCare, St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Ontario Telemedicine Network, Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network (AFHCAN)
Continued to expand our client base with new home monitoring installations.
2005
Utica Manufacturing Facility
ViTel Net establishes manufacturing facility in Utica, NY building remote patient monitors obtained ISO 13485:2003, EN ISO 9001:2000, ISO 14001:1996, CE and CSA certification(s)
2005
Cerner Partnership
Partnership with Cerner to offer Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) telehealth sales with EHR integration and support directly to their clients
2009
Sold Manufacturing & Home Monitoring Division
ViTel Net sold its manufacturing facility and Home Remote Patient Monitoring Division to Robert Bosch GmbH to prepare for ViTel
2014
Medical Imaging Acquisition
ViTel Net acquired ISI Group, a company that was instrumental in creating and enhancing VistA imaging for over 20 years
2014
ViTel Net & Cisco Partnership
ViTel Net partnered with Cisco to install the Cisco Unified Communications Manager infrastructure to facilitate integration with ViTel Net’s solutions and platforms
2014
Technology Enhancement & Research (2010-14)
While maintaining its existing Telehealth Continuum of Care clients and finishing Congressionally funded telehealth research, ViTel Net drew on its 20 years of experience to build the next generation telehealth solutions & platforms in anticipation of the widespread adoption and rapid growth of telehealth
2015
Launched Next Generation & Integrated Medical Imaging Telehealth Solutions
ViTel Net began to install its next generation telehealth solutions & platforms as well as its Cloud-Based Medical Imaging, which is integrated with its telehealth solutions
2016
ViTel Net & Vidyo Partnership
ViTel Net’s partnership with Vidyo provides an adaptable video telehealth platform that integrates with ViTel Net’s solutions across the telehealth care continuum
2017
Launches: vCareCommand, vCareNet, vCareHome
ViTel Net launches its next generation platform including its vCareNet continuum of care telehealth modules, telehealth mobile kits – vCareHome & third-party EHR, PACS and external telehealth solution integration via vCareCommand. These advanced capabilities enhance customers’ choice and flexibility in selecting affordable technology & service providers.
2019
Avera eCARE Partnership to Scale Telehealth
Avera eCARE and ViTel Net announced their partnership to scale and enhance efficiency of Avera eCARE’s B2B and B2G telehealth service, using vCareCommandTM for Avera eCARE multi-specialty clinic services and behavioral health. Doing so will increase access to care for underserved rural communities and fill care gaps for community hospitals.
