VideoKall
Providing telemedicine via self-service micro-clinics and outpatient services, offering affordable, high-quality healthcare through advanced telehealth platforms.
Ventura, CA, US
Founded
2006Providing telemedicine via self-service micro-clinics and outpatient services, offering affordable, high-quality healthcare through advanced telehealth platforms.
VideoKall's core mission is to revolutionize healthcare accessibility by providing telemedicine through self-service micro-clinics and outpatient services. Their advanced telehealth platforms offer affordable, high-quality healthcare in locations with satellite coverage or fiber access, such as drug stores, supermarkets, corporate buildings, universities, senior housing projects, work locations, oil fields, and airports. VideoKall partners with hospital-affiliated medical call centers to ensure seamless regional and local healthcare delivery.
VideoKall has made significant strides in enhancing telemedicine by strategically placing micro-clinics in easily accessible locations, thereby expanding healthcare reach. Their innovative approach has garnered attention for its potential to bridge gaps in healthcare accessibility and affordability. The company's impact is seen in its ability to connect patients with medical professionals efficiently, leveraging technology to provide timely medical consultations and services.
Companies similar to VideoKall include Video Medicine, CallingDr, HealthSpot and MyHouseCall.
VideoKall was founded in 2006.
VideoKall's most recent funding round was for $500k (USD) in August 2014.
As of Aug 1, 2014, VideoKall has disclosed funding of $500k (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
VideoKall has 7 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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