The OnMed CareStation^®

OnMed, the leader in tech-enabled hybrid-healthcare, is expanding access to care through the patented OnMed CareStation®, an 8x10 foot "Clinic-in-a-Box" that brings licensed clinicians and diagnostic tools through a fully integrated device and human platform. Remote clinicians can examine a patient, assess symptoms and provide treatment and prescriptions, blending the comprehensiveness and comfort of a traditional doctor's visit with the rapid scalability of virtual care. OnMed's tech ecosystem, and scalable infrastructure are designed to be deployed in communities where people live, work and gather, bringing access to healthcare without requiring the time, staffing and physical footprint of a traditional clinic. Learn more about OnMed and what we’re building.

The OnMed CareStation® is an 8-by-10-foot "Clinic-in-a-Box" that connects patients in real time with licensed clinicians and integrated diagnostic tools through a fully integrated device and human platform. Patients can walk in and receive a diagnosis, treatment plan, and e-prescription, often without an appointment or waiting room. Unlike traditional telehealth, the CareStation combines virtual care with diagnostic tools, real-time scans, and vital sign monitoring to support comprehensive clinical evaluations where care is needed most. See how a CareStation visit works.

The OnMed CareStation® addresses two limitations of traditional telehealth: diagnostic capability and access. Traditional telehealth often lacks the clinical data needed to support diagnosis, and 1 in 5 Americans lack access to viable broadband. The CareStation combines live licensed clinicians with integrated diagnostic tools, including a digital stethoscope and HD exam camera, and broadband or satellite connectivity to help close both gaps. 86% of patients are treated in the CareStation without escalation to a specialist, ER, or urgent care. Read why diagnostic tools make the difference.

Student health is closely connected to academic success and student retention. When students delay care because healthcare is difficult to access, routine health concerns can escalate into issues that affect class attendance, academic performance, and overall persistence. Health concerns are a significant contributor to stop-out risk and withdrawal decisions, which is why many institutions are prioritizing healthcare access as part of their student success strategy. The OnMed CareStation® helps bring healthcare closer to where students live, learn, and gather. Read how campus health connects to student retention.

A university should look for five things: integrated diagnostic tools rather than video alone, a licensed clinician delivering each visit, a model that extends the campus health center instead of replacing it, privacy for every visit, and measured outcomes. The OnMed CareStation® is an 8x10-foot “Clinic-in-a-Box” with integrated diagnostic tools and live licensed clinicians. At campus deployments approximately 92% of visits are resolved without escalation to urgent care, specialists, or the emergency room, and a CareStation can be live in 45 days with no construction. See how OnMed works for universities.

Health challenges can affect concentration, class attendance, coursework completion, test performance, and overall academic achievement. Research indicates that 68% of students report that health challenges negatively affect their academic performance. When students can access care quickly and conveniently, they are better positioned to remain engaged academically and address health concerns before they escalate. Timely healthcare support may also help students stay enrolled, maintain academic progress, and complete their educational goals. Download the Four Campus Health Operating Models white paper.

Yes. The CareStation can help absorb routine and non-emergent visits, freeing health center resources for more complex needs. It is designed to complement existing healthcare resources and expand access rather than replace a campus health center. See how OnMed works for universities.

Approximately 92% of CareStation visits are resolved without requiring escalation to urgent care, specialists, or emergency rooms. See how OnMed works for universities.