One smart care platform for every workflow, every site, every setting.

Solo™ is the enterprise virtual care platform behind virtual nursing, safety observation, specialty access, and AI — EHR-integrated, centrally governed, and backed by managed services your IT team doesn't have to build.

Healthcare professional in scrubs using a computer to monitor a patient in an intensive care unit through a telehealth platform.

Your virtual care stack shouldn’t be fragmented.

Every point solution arrived for a reason. Together, they've become a problem.

Virtual Patient Observation

Originally added to fill a staffing gap, now it’s a separate system with its own login, support, and IT queue spot.

Stroke Carts

It's super important when a patient needs it, but the rest of the year, it's just another item on the security and compliance checklist.

Telehealth for Clinics

A new login, a new button, a whole new process — just what busy clinicians need when they’re already handling a bunch of tools during a visit.

The cost isn't just the licensing. It's the IT hours, the governance risk, and the strategic drag of operating a dozen small platforms instead of one real one.

Anatomy of an enterprise platform

Solo is built as one system, not a bundle, where every layer is designed to work alongside each other.

  • Solo devices* — enterprise-grade endpoints in every form factor, managed as a single fleet from one console.

  • Nursing, observation, consults, scheduled and on-demand visits configurable to your protocols, and consistent across every site. 

  • The AI layer working across the platform, alongside it.

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  • HL7- and FHIR-based EHR integration, plus connections to clinical systems and the hardware you already own. 

  • Program dashboards and reporting that show leaders utilization, performance, and outcomes.

  • Implementation, 24/7 technical support, proactive monitoring, and ongoing advisory wrapped around all of it. 

What your evaluation committee will ask about

EHR interoperability

Standards-based integration (HL7, FHIR) that puts virtual encounters inside existing clinical workflows — not in a parallel system.

Centralized device management

One console for the entire fleet — provisioning, health monitoring, and updates across every site.

Security & governance

Enterprise-grade controls and independently assessed compliance under one governance model, not one per vendor.

Configurable workflows

From a simple consult to a multi-team protocol — configured to how your clinicians work, standardized across the system.

Analytics & reporting

Live program visibility and exportable evidence for quality, finance, and the board.

Built for scale

Architecture proven across and engineered for dependable performance, including bandwidth-constrained environments.

The platform comes with the people

Software alone doesn't transform care delivery. Sustained operations do. Solo is delivered with a managed services model that operates as an extension of your own team: a 24/7 Technical Assistance Center, proactive fleet monitoring that resolves issues before clinicians notice them, implementation teams that have stood up programs across 200+ deployments, and ongoing business reviews that keep programs expanding instead of plateauing.

215K+

implementation count

95%

support-response metric

AI isn't a separate product on Solo. It’s built directly into the platform.

Here it's a layer of the architecture and is governed, secured, and managed like everything else in the stack.

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Epic-ready

Solo brings more than six years of integration with scheduled, on-demand, and direct-to-device workflows, and with validated standing in Epic's ecosystem. Epic is the deepest of Solo's integration, not the only one.

The numbers behind the platform

150+

enterprise implementations

2K+

hospitals/sites deployed

150+

clinical use cases or service lines

10K+

live integrations

**Internal Teladoc Health Data

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*Use of the word "device(s)" refers to Teladoc Health telehealth products, not medical devices as defined in Section 201(h) of the FD&C Act.