Discover the power of virtual nursing

With our industry-leading virtual nursing care model—including mental health support for your nurses and staff—we're helping the nation's top hospitals and health systems address their workforce challenges, improve nursing workflows and improve the patient experience. 

Key benefits of a virtual nursing solution

Expanded acess and intervention

Deliver coordinated inpatient virtual care

Virtual nurses collaborate closely with your bedside nurses, physicians, therapists and other staff.

Personalised experience

Increase care efficiencies and improve workflows

Virtual nurses support bedside staff by helping with admissions and discharges, patient education, medication reconciliation, coordinating procedures, care team signoffs and more.

High quality care

Improve financials

Increase hours per patient day (HPPD) and reduce average length of stay (ALOS) through fewer unnecessary in-room visits and faster response times, while reducing travel and overtime costs.

Improved Outcomes

Improve nursing satisfaction and retention

Extend digital mental health support to your staff to address burnout and improve well-being, satisfaction and retention.

Virtual Nursing Playbook

Launching a virtual nursing program can be a complex process. This interactive planning guide, created by Teladoc Health in conjunction with health system nursing leaders from around the U.S., outlines the key considerations for hospitals and health systems thinking about implementing a virtual nursing solution and taking the first steps toward transforming patient care delivery.

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Finding success with our virtual nursing solution

Hear how our clients use virtual nursing to better serve their patients, their organizations and their communities.

Theresa Trivette

Theresa Trivette

Chief Nursing Executive
Valley Health

  Debe Gash

Debe Gash

Chief Digital Officer
St. Luke’s Kansas City

How we’re helping hospitals address nursing workforce challenges

5.5 hours

per day given back to bedside nursing staff by integrating virtual nurses*

73%

reduction in RN turnover rates on a virtual nursing unit*

55%

reduction in turnover rates for all employees on the virtual unit*

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Get the CNIO perspective on the top trends in nursing

Explore various topics relevant to nursing and technology leaders from two CNIOs at industry-leading organizations—Jefferson Health and Microsoft.

Colleen Mallozzi

Colleen Mallozzi, MBA, RN

SVP and Chief Nursing Informatics Officer
Jefferson Health

Tammy Cress

Tammy Cress, MSN, RN

SVP, Clinical Solutions and Innovation
Teladoc Health

 Kathleen McGrow

Kathleen McGrow, DNP, MS

Global Chief Nursing Information Officer
Microsoft

Virtual nursing resources

Gain insights and learn more about the transformational power of virtual nursing in this curated collection of resources.

Still have questions?

  • Virtual nursing for hospitals is the fastest-growing segment of virtual care and one of the top trends in overall care delivery. The Teladoc Health virtual nursing solution seamlessly integrates bedside nurses with nurses working remotely to create a better experience for nurses and patients alike.

  • Hospitals are reporting many positive benefits of virtual nursing, including:

    • Improved hours per patient day (HPPD) for nurses
    • Improved training and onboarding effectiveness
    • Increased adherence to best practices
    • Improved efficiency via fewer unnecessary in-room visits, faster response to alerts and travel time to the patient room
    • Reduced length of stay and faster discharge process
    • Reduced costs for traveling, temporary nurses and overtime
    • Reduced transfers out/denials
    • 24/7 virtual nursing coverage
  • Virtual nurses take responsibility for many of the patient communication and administrative tasks traditionally performed by bedside nurses. These include admissions and discharge activities, medication reconciliation, care plan updates, chart audits, patient and family education and much more.

  • No. Virtual nurses complement bedside nurses rather than replace them.

  • By taking on many of the tasks that do not need a physical presence, virtual nurses can play a crucial role in addressing the nursing shortage and improving nurse job satisfaction and well-being. Virtual and bedside nurses access the same patient information, including a real-time view of patient bedside monitors.

  • Our virtual nursing solution uses unobstructive technology that blends seamlessly with the in-room experience. The in-room device connects directly to hospital TVs and can automatically switch from cable or other entertainment inputs when the caregiver connects. Featuring numerous privacy, collaboration and accessibility features, the setup is a high-touch experience that allows your staff to deliver more efficient inpatient virtual care by meeting people where they are.

This is connected care... for life

*Teladoc Health client provided data.