Integrated with the systems you already run
Solo™ connects smart care to the technology at the center of your operation with integration across your EHR and clinical stack.
Solo™ connects smart care to the technology at the center of your operation with integration across your EHR and clinical stack.
Not a recent integration. A long-standing one — validated across how care actually gets delivered.
Bring enterprise virtual care into the patient room and support a more connected bedside experience within the Epic ecosystem.
Integration supports
Virtual care interactions through the bedside TV experience
Real-time video and audio capabilities
Privacy controls designed for inpatient environments
Connection to purpose-built, clinical-grade device capabilities
A familiar Epic experience for care teams and patients
Epic Monitor brings virtual observation into the environment you already own purpose-built for observation at system scale, AI-enhanced, and sharing a device* with nursing, consults, and specialty access. Not a replacement of your Epic investment, but an expansion of it.
| Where Solo extends | Epic Monitor | Solo Virtual Observation |
|---|---|---|
| Concurrent patients monitored | Designed for focused cohorts. | Solo Virtual Observation |
| Real-time language translation | — | Included |
| Pre-recorded voice prompts | — | Included |
| Observer notes | — | Included |
| Concurrent observation + clinical consults on one device | — | Included |
Yes — deeply. More than six years in Epic's Connection Hub with three live workflow patterns (Scheduled Patients at Home, Direct to Device, On-Demand Patients), plus [status-gated Toolbox language per Section 4].
Solo's integration is built on open standards — HL7 and FHIR — so it connects to leading EHR environments, with Epic as its deepest and most validated implementation.
Epic Monitor is a strong way to start observation inside Epic, and it's designed to work with vendors like Teladoc Health. Solo Virtual Observation is the enterprise path: system-scale monitoring, AI fall-risk detection, translation, and a shared device with nursing and consults.
Yes — telehealth, education, and engagement through in-room displays on Epic-approved devices from PDi, LincTV, and Amino.
No. The integration is designed so virtual encounters live in your EHR workflows.
A defined path: our integration specialists work directly with your analysts through scoping, build, and validation, following patterns proven across deployments.
*Use of the word “device(s)” in this document refers to Teladoc Health telehealth products, not medical devices as defined in Section 201(h) of the FD&C Act.
**Internal Teladoc Health Data