Collette Health, a two-time Best in KLAS award winner for Virtual Sitting and Virtual Nursing, has announced a strategic collaboration with VirtuAlly to offer a combined virtual care solution for hospitals and health systems. This move integrates Collette Health's enterprise-grade technology platform with VirtuAlly's experienced team of virtual clinical professionals.
This partnership pairs the sophisticated virtual observation and nursing software interface with a dedicated remote workforce capable of handling tasks such as patient education, admissions, discharges, documentation, and other clinical duties, thereby extending the capabilities of bedside teams without requiring additional on-site hiring. The integrated model is designed to fit seamlessly into existing workflows, enabling health systems to deploy scalable virtual care programs that improve patient safety, expand access to nursing expertise, and alleviate the burden on frontline caregivers who are facing persistent staffing shortages.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hybrid Virtual Nursing
- Hospital care models are shifting toward blended technology-and-clinician networks that expand bedside capacity while reducing dependence on local staffing availability.
- Remote Clinical Workforce
- Specialized virtual care teams are becoming a scalable resource for admissions, discharges, documentation, and patient education across health systems.
- Workflow-embedded Care Platforms
- Enterprise virtual care tools that integrate into existing hospital operations create room for faster adoption without major process disruption.
Sectors Adopting This
- Healthcare Technology
- Virtual observation and nursing platforms are creating new competitive space for software providers focused on hospital efficiency and patient safety.
- Hospital Staffing
- Remote clinician networks are reshaping staffing strategies by offering flexible support for overburdened bedside teams.
- Patient Care Services
- Digitally enabled clinical support is expanding care access and consistency across inpatient environments facing labor constraints.
