GTS VirtualHealth (GTS-VP) is a FedRAMP Moderate Authorized virtual care and treatment-at-a-distance platform that enables healthcare organizations to remotely monitor, engage, educate, and manage patients across home, outpatient, community, transitional, and selected inpatient care environments. The platform combines remote patient monitoring, patient engagement, care coordination, clinical workflow automation, assessments, education, and interoperability into a unified virtual care infrastructure.

Yes. GTS VirtualHealth provides comprehensive remote patient monitoring (RPM) capabilities, including connected medical devices, patient-reported outcomes, real-time monitoring, clinical alerts, dashboards, and care coordination workflows. Unlike many RPM solutions, GTS-VP also supports treatment-at-a-distance, virtual care delivery, patient engagement, assessments, education, secure communications, and workflow automation through a single platform.

Many remote patient monitoring solutions focus primarily on collecting and displaying patient data. GTS VirtualHealth helps healthcare organizations operationalize that data through patient engagement, care coordination, treatment-at-a-distance workflows, clinical alerts, educational content, secure communications, and workflow automation. The platform functions as both a remote patient monitoring solution and a broader virtual care infrastructure platform.

Yes. GTS VirtualHealth can function as a standalone remote patient monitoring and virtual care platform or integrate alongside existing RPM solutions, telehealth platforms, electronic health records, medical devices, patient engagement tools, and source systems. Organizations can use GTS-VP to extend, connect, orchestrate, and maximize the value of existing technology investments without requiring a complete replacement of current systems.

Yes. GTS VirtualHealth supports standards-based interoperability, including HL7 and FHIR, enabling integration with electronic health records, healthcare data exchanges, Azure Health Data Services, connected medical devices, and other clinical systems. The platform is designed to aggregate, normalize, and operationalize information across multiple systems to improve clinical visibility and workflow efficiency.

GTS VirtualHealth was designed for Federal healthcare organizations, Veterans health programs, military healthcare environments, public health systems, hospital systems, specialty care programs, academic medical centers, and healthcare organizations supporting geographically dispersed patient populations.

GTS-VP supports a broad range of clinical programs, including cardiology, hypertension, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), chronic kidney disease, behavioral health, PTSD, ALS, multiple sclerosis, dementia care, spinal cord injury and disorders (SCI/D), chronic pain management, rehabilitation, post-acute recovery, and hospital-at-home initiatives. The platform was designed to support multiple conditions through a single patient profile and operational framework.

Yes. While GTS VirtualHealth was purpose-built for treatment-at-a-distance, remote patient monitoring, chronic disease management, and care-at-home programs, the platform also supports continuity of care across outpatient, community-based, transitional, rehabilitation, long-term care, and selected inpatient environments where care teams require enhanced visibility and coordination.

Yes. GTS VirtualHealth helps healthcare organizations expand access to care for rural, remote, mobility-limited, and underserved populations by enabling continuous monitoring, virtual care delivery, patient engagement, and treatment-at-a-distance regardless of geographic location.

Yes. GTS VirtualHealth is FedRAMP Moderate Authorized and currently operates within Department of Veterans Affairs environments under an active Authority to Operate (ATO). The platform was built to meet the security, compliance, and operational requirements of Federal healthcare organizations.

GTS VirtualHealth creates a unified operational environment where patients, providers, caregivers, devices, workflows, and source systems can work together through a single platform. By reducing fragmentation and improving visibility across the continuum of care, healthcare organizations can improve patient engagement, treatment adherence, workflow efficiency, and clinical decision-making.

GTS VirtualHealth provides the digital infrastructure necessary to support remote patient monitoring, treatment-at-a-distance, hospital-at-home programs, chronic disease management, patient engagement, population health initiatives, and enterprise virtual care strategies. Organizations can deploy GTS-VP as a standalone platform or as an orchestration layer connecting existing technologies to accelerate digital health transformation.

GTS VirtualHealth combines remote patient monitoring, patient engagement, care coordination, interoperability, clinical workflow automation, and treatment-at-a-distance capabilities into a single platform. Organizations can expand patient populations, add new clinical programs, connect additional devices, and support more complex care pathways while maintaining operational consistency and predictable costs.