Tele-Hospitalist Model

Benefits of Frontline Telemedicine

Provider staffing shortages and nighttime coverage are nationwide challenges among hospitalist programs today, especially in rural areas and critical access hospitals.  In many scenarios, a Tele-Nocturnist can be used to fill these gaps.  A Tele Nocturnist model allows for continuous staffing without the stress of hiring additional staff to fill in nights.  

Improved response times

Reduce staffing costs

Reduce transfers

Improved revenue

Improved patient satisfaction

Reduce physician burnout

Nighttime Staffing Solutions

For Critical access hospitals, Hospital practice groups, Acute care Hospitals

Tele-Hospitalists can easily fill the role of low-volume night shifts, replacing the need to utilize locum physicians, advance practice providers or hiring additional staff. The high cost of locum tenens physician staffing is a huge burden, especially for hospitals in rural and underserved communities.  

Tele-Hospitalist Coverage Models are customized to best fit each program

Tele-Cross Coverage

Reliable Nighttime Support — Without On-Site Staffing Gaps

Tele-Cross Coverage provides real-time, remote physician support for inpatient units during nights, weekends, and holidays. Using secure telemedicine technology, board-certified hospitalists remotely handle cross-coverage tasks such as answering nursing calls, addressing urgent clinical issues, and EMR orders. 
Tele-Cross Coverage brings value to inpatient programs of any size.

Key Benefits:

Reduces reliance on in-house night physicians or APPs, lowering fatigue, burnout and costs.

Physicians are available for immediate evaluation, order entry, and ensuring timely care.

High-acuity concerns are managed promptly.

A fraction of the cost of on-site night coverage

Offers consistent access to hospitalist-level support regardless of local physician shortages.