A teleNeurologists was called to consult on a patient arriving in the emergency department after suddenly losing the ability to walk and speak. Thanks to the seamless coordination of the on-site emergency and interventional teams and our neurologist via telemedicine, the patient received IV thrombolytics within 20 minutes of arrival and was quickly identified as a candidate for thrombectomy.

Because of the physician’s clinical judgment and commitment to seeing the whole patient — not just the
presenting issue — he likely saved the man’s life. The facility later contacted Access TeleCare to express
deep gratitude for his actions.

When a regional hospital in North Carolina lost its only pulmonologist, leadership faced a critical question: transfer more patients — or find a way to keep them in-house with high-acuity specialty care.

With no history, no advocate, and no time to lose, our teleNeurology team acted fast — and helped save a life.

A pregnant patient presented at a Colorado birth center for an anatomy scan. The local sonography team marked the scan as “normal/suboptimal” and requested a second interpretation by the Access TeleCare advanced practice sonography (APS) team.

Access TeleCare helped the Piggott team shape how rural access to specialty care heightens trust in the local care team and the hospital’s reputation.

On-Site and Infectious Disease Telemedicine Specialists Collaborate for Accurate Diagnosis and Life-Saving Care.

Access TeleCare’s teleMaternal-fetal medicine specialists diagnosed a rare heart valve disorder in a pregnant patient after an odd ultrasound.

TeleMaternal-Fetal Medicine program aided in the healthy local delivery of quadruplets.

A morbidly obese patient with multiple conditions received coordinated care in real-time from Access TeleCare pulmonologist and infectious disease specialists.

Access TeleCare physicians identified the first West Nile virus case in a West Texas town, ensuring a positive outcome and alerting authorities.

Our infectious disease specialists helped one hospital reduce what was initially diagnosed by the on-site care team as a six-week treatment plan into one that lasted just a few days.