Andor Health, the company that provides world-renowned healthcare organizations with a better way to connect and collaborate, is expanding Orlando Health’s virtual care capabilities by adding virtual nursing and virtual sitting to virtual inpatient experiences.
ThinkAndor®, Andor Health’s virtual care and collaboration platform, powered by Open AI and Chat GPT, currently powers Orlando Health’s digital front door, virtual visits, virtual care collaboration, and virtual community collaboration capabilities at scale for 2 million patients and over 1,500 vendors around the world businesses. ThinkAndor® is now expanding the capabilities of the healthcare system at scale to support virtual sitting.
ThinkAndor® Virtual Rounding is reinventing the way patients are managed and monitored by leveraging AI combined with highly skilled resources to bring virtual sitting, virtual nursing, virtual remote consultations, telestroke, and teleICU to significantly reduced healthcare system cost structures and optimized to enable interventions. ThinkAndor® offers a platform approach to inpatient experiences, allowing multiple clinical workflows and interventions to be enabled simultaneously through a single endpoint. With a hardware-agnostic approach, ThinkAndor® offers best-in-class technology and can leverage existing investments for the most cost-effective approach. ThinkAndor® is the first AI-enabled virtual care collaboration platform of its kind deployed by healthcare systems at scale.
“At a time when caregiver shortages are paramount, it is critical that healthcare systems work to improve efficiency through decentralization of care. By leveraging ThinkAndor®, hospitals can virtually connect seating to nursing wards to optimize patient seating,” said Raj Toleti, Chairman and CEO of Andor Health. “ThinkAndor® not only leverages Open AI and other AI models to inject AI behaviors into cameras hardware independently to detect falls and escapes and compute predictive models based on telemetry, but most importantly, it is being used at scale for thousands of devices provided patient rooms for acute and aftercare.”
“Our top priority at Orlando Health is ensuring the health and safety of our patients,” said Darius Love, DNP, Assistant Vice President, Workforce Optimization and Redesign. “By leveraging existing hardware and software, we are able to effectively monitor these high-risk patients who often represent vulnerable populations.”
