Advanced ICU Care launched the first external tele-ICU solution, revolutionizing patient care for hospitals’ and systems’ most critical patients. We’ve been the innovative leaders in the space ever since.
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Several members of the executive team will be taking part in discussion panels and leading council work groups at the premier telemedicine conference
The 2017 statistics highlight Advanced ICU Care’s success in improving clinical outcomes and growing adoption of its tele-ICU services across the country.
Advanced ICU Care has now grown its telemetry services from a single hospital in early 2017 to include nearly 200 monitored beds under contract, including agreements with nationally recognized hospital systems.
Advanced ICU Care had a strong leadership presence at the American Telemedicine Association's annual meeting, ATA18, that wrapped up last week.
Advanced ICU Care launched tele-ICU clinical services at Hackettstown Medical Center in New Jersey. Part of Atlantic Health System, the partnership expands Advanced ICU Care's multi-facility tele-ICU relationship with the system.
In recognition of Critical Care Awareness Month, CMO Rachel Sackrowitz, MD celebrates the unity among ICU physicians found in a common purpose