St. Luke's Virtual Care connects patients and health care professionals in different physical locations. We offer two-way audio-visual encounters to enable remote patient management, virtual acute care, and virtual ambulatory care services, allowing us to extend high quality healthcare services to a broader region and improve health outcomes.
We also operate a Virtual Care Center, a high-tech care hub where centralized medical teams use telehealth technology with a human touch to care for patients around-the-clock – when and where they need us.
St. Luke's offers on-demand virtual care services seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
E-Visits allow you to submit a questionnaire about a health concern and receive a response from one of our providers within one business day.
For a visit with your established provider, these direct provider-to-patient scheduled video visits offer convenient clinic visits to patients in their place of residence.
Pre-scheduled outpatient specialty physician services provided to remote clinics for patients who require or prefer in-clinic care.
Physicians, nurses, and social workers are often able to evaluate a patient's condition remotely, providing additional support to bedside care staff.
24/7 data and video monitoring to support critical patients across the health system; provides immediate access to critical care nurses and intensivists for bedside support, escalation, and patient changes.
This emergent neurology support in rural locations allows for faster intervention during time-sensitive stroke situations when “boots on the ground” assets are not available.
Enables efficient coordination of patient movement, provider-to-provider consults, and collaboration with transport teams and community assets; acts as the “front door” to St. Luke's for outside organizations.
Your safety is our top priority. During your stay, you may be monitored by a virtual safety attendant, who can use two-way audio and video equipment to communicate with you when needed.
Centrally located telehealth specialists continuously monitor oxygen saturation and cardiac rhythm. Partnering with bedside care teams, they provide additional safety to their assigned patients.
Chronic disease management and collaborative care planning that empowers patients, reduces ED utilization and hospital readmission. View Brian's story to see how remote connection to his primary care provider has supported his health.
Transitional support for adult medical patients discharged from the hospital promotes safe and early discharge, enables rapid intervention if needed, and reduces hospital readmission.
Transitional support for COVID patients discharged from the hospital allows for early assessment and intervention, if needed, as fragile patients recover.
Monitoring and support for patients enrolled in St. Luke’s Home Health programs.