CureCompanion’s telehealth solution transforms the access and quality of healthcare in rural and underserved settings.
Rural telehealth equipment and software for rural hospitals, critical access hospitals, FQHCs and rural health clinics, community health centers, and school-based health centers: telemedicine carts and kits, remote patient monitoring home kits, and one software platform.
Going beyond just video visits, our telemedicine solution includes specialized medical devices and equipment which let healthcare providers do more in-depth telemedicine: examine the patient’s skin, eyes, ears, and throat, listen to heart and lung sounds, and get vitals and diagnostics.
Our remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution allows patients to record vitals at home by providing them with a patient kit. Care teams remotely monitor their patients’ vitals and get alerts for follow-up or immediate intervention.
Remote patient monitoring →We provide essential AI capabilities that help rural health organizations conserve precious time and resources. Our ambient listening AI creates progress notes automatically based on the dialogue between provider and patient. Our post-visit analysis AI measures quality and outcome metrics. Contact us to learn more about our AI offerings.
Available on the platformIntegrating telemedicine, RPM, and AI in a single unified platform, CureCompanion provides unbeatable value for rural and community health organizations who want to transform their virtual care delivery.
Telehealth software platform →Purpose-built for underserved populations, CureCompanion works with rural and community health centers and hospitals who receive grant funding from federal and state governments. We provide professional telehealth equipment and software which is optimized for low-resource settings and highly rated by providers and patients.
Working in conjunction with the National Rural Health Resource Center as well as various telehealth resource centers, CureCompanion’s technology powers telehealth services for facilities throughout the United States, in states including: Alabama, California, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia.
We work with organizations putting Rural Health Transformation Program funds to work in order to expand access and quality of care in rural America.
Outside of the US, we work with rural health organizations in the Middle East, Africa, India, and many more regions.
Telemedicine carts in the emergency department and inpatient units bring tele-specialty and after-hours coverage to a critical access hospital without transferring the patient.
Telemedicine cart →Telemedicine kits for satellite sites and rural health clinics, and remote patient monitoring home kits for chronic care between visits: specialist consults and follow-ups without the drive.
Telemedicine kit →Using our telemedicine kit, a healthcare provider can examine the patient’s skin, eyes, ears, throat, listen to heart and lung sounds, and get vitals and diagnostics, with the help of a local nurse or assistant.
Telehealth equipment →Mixed fleets of carts at the main hospital and kits at outlying clinics, all on one software license and one patient record, with one vendor for warranty and support.
Rural Health Transformation Program →A telemedicine kit lets the school nurse connect a student to a provider during the school day, with ears, throat, lungs, and vitals examined on the spot.
Telehealth technology for schools →After-hours change-in-condition assessments and specialist consults without a transfer, with PointClickCare integration for the facility’s records.
Telemedicine for skilled nursing facilities →Not grant funded yet? The starter telemedicine kit puts an exam camera, otoscope, and stethoscope on the computers you already own.
CureCompanion’s telehealth technology bridges the gap in healthcare access by connecting patients with healthcare providers regardless of geographic barriers. For communities and settings with limited access to care, our integrated hardware and software solutions enable comprehensive virtual examinations. Using our medical devices, including HD cameras, digital stethoscope, 12-lead ECG, and more, providers can conduct thorough assessments remotely, eliminating the need for patients to travel long distances.
Our remote patient monitoring solution enables intelligent chronic care management by bridging gaps between visits and allowing for more continuous care.
Hospital-grade telemedicine workstation for the emergency department, inpatient units, and exam rooms.
27-inch 1080p display with wireless keyboard and touchpad
Pan-tilt-zoom 1080p HD camera with far-end control; conference-grade speaker and microphone
Medical-grade battery backup (UPS) and pneumatic height adjustment
Nine integrated medical devices, configured per facility
Video-only configuration available for tele-specialty programs
The same exam devices as the cart in a lightweight case, at lower hardware cost, for satellite clinics, schools, and home visits.
14-inch touchscreen tablet with 1080p HD webcam
IP-67 rated dust-proof and water-proof hard case
8+ hour battery; about 20 lbs packed
Nine integrated medical devices: stethoscope, exam camera, otoscope, 12-lead ECG, blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, spirometer, glucometer, thermometer
Arrives pre-connected, configured, and tested, with remote training for each team
Home vitals for chronic disease management, on the same platform as the visits.
7-inch cellular tablet with a three-button patient app and data plan; no smartphone or home internet required
Bluetooth blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, glucose meter, and weight scale, as needed
Readings flow to the care-team dashboard with alerts for follow-up
A telemedicine visit launches from the same patient record
Reusable: your staff reprocess and reissue kits to the next patient
One HIPAA-compliant platform for visits, monitoring, records, and AI documentation.
HD video visits on web, iOS, and Android: instant, scheduled, and nurse-assisted
One-touch device switching; Bluetooth vitals and the 12-lead ECG recorded with no manual entry
Patient records, progress notes, and custom templates
AI documentation available: ambient listening drafts the note; post-visit assessments measure outcomes
EHR integration via SMART on FHIR and PointClickCare; white label option
Devices by brand: Riester digital stethoscope, Firefly Global video otoscope, SHL Telemedicine 12-lead ECG, A&D Medical blood pressure monitor, Nonin pulse oximeter, and Vitalograph spirometer, plus a handheld exam camera, professional glucometer, and non-contact thermometer. Device makes and models are representative configurations and may be substituted with equal or better specifications. We integrate third-party devices; we do not manufacture them. All telehealth equipment and devices →
Cost-effectiveness is what keeps a rural program running after the grant ends: the kit gives you the same exam devices as a cart at lower hardware cost, the cart is more cost-effective than other telemedicine carts, and the hardware is owned outright with one software license per organization.
Carts, kits, and RPM home kits run on the same CureCompanion software, so one license per organization covers every site and every patient stays in one record. The platform drives the devices during the visit, keeps the record, and connects to your EHR.
Encrypted video visits from a browser on any device, or from the iOS and Android apps.
One-touch device switching: activate the stethoscope, otoscope, or exam camera and the software detects it and streams it to the provider.
Bluetooth vitals and the 12-lead ECG write into the patient record without manual entry.
Remote patient monitoring readings from home kits land in the same patient record, with alerts for the care team.
EHR integration via SMART on FHIR and PointClickCare.
AI documentation that drafts the note from the visit conversation, and facility-defined post-visit assessments, available on the platform.
White label: the software can carry your program’s name.
Workflows are modeled on in-person visits. Remote training runs 60 to 90 minutes per team, with refreshers available, and your own providers see the patients.
HIPAA compliant with a Business Associate Agreement: AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit, access controls, audit logging, and automated daily backups.
Our software features innovative AI enhancements which transform quality of telehealth care. During telehealth visits, our ambient listening AI system passively listens to provider-patient conversations, generates complete medical documentation in customizable formats. Our AI can be configured to track key quality metrics, which help rural health organizations measure and improve patient outcomes.
Available on the platformWith a basic video call, the provider depends on the patient’s own description. With CureCompanion’s integrated devices, the provider examines, listens, and measures through the on-site nurse.
The nurse or medical assistant at the community health center or hospital calls the provider using our software platform. The provider sees and talks to the patient using their own iOS/Android mobile device, laptop, or PC.
The provider examines the patient’s skin, eyes, ears, and throat virtually using HD cameras.
The provider listens to the patient’s heart and lung sounds virtually in real-time.
The nurse records the patient’s vitals wirelessly using our Bluetooth medical devices. The provider reviews them before/while talking to the patient.
The provider reviews symptoms and past medical history entered by the nurse.
Ambient listening drafts the progress note from the visit conversation, and facility-defined post-visit assessments measure the outcomes your program reports on.
Monitor patient vitals remotely with our RPM kit between visits, with a telemedicine visit one step away from the same record.
Skin and wounds
A webcam view, with the lighting and angle set by the patient.
The nurse holds the exam camera, with adjustable LEDs and close focus, and the provider sees the close-up live.
Ears, nose, and throat
Not examinable; the patient describes the symptoms.
The video otoscope streams the ear canal, eardrum, nose, and throat in HD.
Heart and lungs
The patient reports how they feel.
The digital stethoscope streams heart and lung sounds for live auscultation.
Vital signs
Home readings read aloud and typed in later, if the patient owns the devices.
Blood pressure, pulse oximetry, temperature, and spirometry captured on site; Bluetooth readings go straight into the record.
12-lead ECG
Not available; the patient travels for a tracing.
A 12-lead ECG in about 30 seconds, with the tracing in the visit record.
Between visits
Nothing until the next appointment.
The remote patient monitoring home kit sends daily vitals to the care team, with alerts and a follow-up visit from the same record.
Training is remote, 60 to 90 minutes per team, and your own providers see the patients; no outside clinician network is required.
Carts for the hospital, kits for satellite sites and schools, and home kits for chronic care are common equipment lines in rural telehealth grant budgets. We supply equipment to USDA DLT grant recipients and state telemedicine programs, and we work with organizations putting Rural Health Transformation Program funds to work.
Delivery
Carts and kits arrive pre-connected, configured, and tested, typically 4 to 6 weeks after order.
Training
Remote, 60 to 90 minutes per team, with refreshers available.
Network and power
About 1 Mbps per visit, 4 to 5 Mbps recommended. Standard outlet; no dedicated circuit or static IP. RPM tablets use their own cellular data plan.
Warranty and support
12-month warranty, with email and phone support.
Ownership
Hardware is purchased outright with no recurring hardware charges. Software is licensed per organization, not per device or per user.
Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). CMS’s five-year program funds all 50 states, which sub-award to rural providers. Its allowable uses include chronic disease management, consumer-facing technology for chronic disease, and technology-enabled solutions in rural hospitals, and states are funding telehealth and remote patient monitoring projects with it. How we fulfill RHTP telehealth, RPM, and AI expectations →
USDA Distance Learning and Telemedicine (DLT). We have responded to DLT equipment bids and delivered carts and kits to DLT grant recipients, with the itemized quotes, specification sheets, and equipment descriptions a budget justification needs.
State and foundation grants. State telemedicine grants, school-based health center grants, and foundation awards look for a sustainable program and equipment that keeps working after the grant ends: hardware owned outright and one software license per organization.
Itemized quotes and specification sheets in the format your application requires
Equipment descriptions and budget-justification language
Pricing held through your grant cycle
Sustainability framing for reviewers: outright hardware purchase and one software license per organization
Non-debarment attestation and W-9 on request
Telehealth equipment and software from Austin, Texas, built for underserved settings.
Customers in 20+ states and 12+ countries, from critical access hospitals to community health centers.
Vendor to USDA DLT grant recipients, state telemedicine grants, and RHTP-funded programs.
Hardware, software, 12-month warranty, remote training, and support from one accountable vendor.
The questions rural hospitals, clinics, and grant applicants ask before they request a quote.
A way for the remote provider to see, hear, and measure the patient, not just talk: a camera for skin and wounds, a video otoscope, a digital stethoscope, and Bluetooth vitals devices, on software that puts them in one visit and one record. For a hospital that is a telemedicine cart; for a clinic, school, or home visit it is a telemedicine kit; for chronic care between visits it is a remote patient monitoring home kit.
Carts suit the emergency department and inpatient units: a 27-inch display, a pan-tilt-zoom camera the provider controls, battery backup, and height adjustment at the bedside. Kits suit satellite clinics, school-based health centers, and home visits: the same exam devices in a 20 lb case at lower hardware cost. Many rural hospital districts run both on one software license.
Yes. The most cost-effective way to run rural telehealth is to use your own existing providers with specialized technology, and that is how the platform is built: your nurse or medical assistant runs the devices on site while your provider, or a specialist you contract with, directs the exam from anywhere. We do not supply clinicians.
About 1 Mbps per concurrent video visit, with 4 to 5 Mbps recommended, over the clinic’s existing Wi-Fi or wired network. No dedicated circuit, static IP, or special network equipment is required. Remote patient monitoring tablets use their own cellular data plan, so patients do not need home internet.
Telemedicine carts, kits, and remote patient monitoring kits are common equipment lines in these programs. RHTP’s allowable uses include chronic disease management, consumer-facing technology for chronic disease, and technology-enabled solutions in rural hospitals; USDA DLT grants have funded telemedicine equipment for years; state telemedicine grants follow the same pattern. Eligibility and allowable costs are decided by the program and your state; we supply the quotes and specifications your application needs. Our RHTP telehealth, RPM, and AI guide →
Patients with heart disease, diabetes, COPD, or hypertension take home a kit with Bluetooth devices and a cellular tablet. Daily readings reach the care-team dashboard with alerts, and a telemedicine visit launches from the same record when a reading needs follow-up. Kits are reusable: your staff reprocess and reissue them. Remote patient monitoring →
Yes. Video, images, sounds, and readings travel through the CureCompanion platform, which is HIPAA compliant: encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256), access controls, audit logging, automated daily backups, and a Business Associate Agreement.
The platform integrates through SMART on FHIR and with PointClickCare, so visit notes, images, and readings can flow into the record your organization already uses. Tell us which EHR you run and we will confirm the integration path.
Carts and kits typically ship 4 to 6 weeks after order, pre-connected, configured, and tested. Remote training runs 60 to 90 minutes per team, with refreshers available, because the workflows are modeled on in-person visits.
It depends on the configuration: cart or kit, the devices in it, how many sites, and whether remote patient monitoring kits are included. Hardware is purchased outright with no recurring hardware charges, and the software is licensed per organization rather than per device or per user. Request a quote and we will itemize a configuration for your program and budget.
Tell us your sites, the exams you need, and whether you are applying for a grant. We reply with:
An itemized quote and specification sheet for carts, kits, and RPM home kits
Budget-justification language for RHTP, USDA DLT, and state grant applications
A live demo of a telehealth visit, with the devices streaming
Lead time and a training plan for your teams
Prefer to talk? Call (512) 967-0664 or email contact@curecompanion.com.
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