GTS VirtualHealth (GTS-VP)

Secure Virtual Care Infrastructure for Federal Healthcare

GTS VirtualHealth helps federal healthcare organizations monitor patients, coordinate care, and deliver treatment beyond facility walls through one FedRAMP-authorized platform.

Built for remote patient monitoring, treatment-at-a-distance, and continuous care delivery, GTS-VP gives care teams the visibility, workflows, and secure communication needed to support patients between traditional encounters.

FedRAMP Moderate Authorized
VA Authority to Operate
VA IDIQ Contract #36C10A23D0005
Available through Carahsoft

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The Problem GTS-VP Solves

Federal healthcare does not need another disconnected virtual care tool.

It needs a secure way to monitor patients between visits, coordinate care across teams, and support treatment beyond facility walls.

Most RPM and telehealth solutions solve only part of the problem. They collect readings, host video visits, or support one disease program, but they often add new portals, new workflows, and new data silos.

That fragmentation creates burden for clinicians and limits scale.

GTS-VP solves the infrastructure problem.

It brings monitoring, messaging, assessments, education, workflow support, and system integration into one FedRAMP-authorized platform designed for federal healthcare.

  • What GTS VirtualHealth Is

    GTS-VP is a FedRAMP Moderate authorized, VA ATO-approved SaaS platform that enables remote patient monitoring and treatment-at-a-distance within federal environments.

    It provides a unified system for:

    • Continuous patient monitoring
    • Clinical workflows and care coordination
    • Secure communication across patients, caregivers, and providers
    • Integration with existing federal health systems

    GTS-VP operates as both:

    • full-service remote care platform, and
    • modular infrastructure layer that integrates with existing tools
  • Why It Matters Now

    Federal priorities are converging:

    • Continuous care delivery beyond facility-based encounters
    • Value-based models requiring measurable outcomes
    • Interoperability mandates for data sharing (FHIR, APIs)
    • Zero Trust and FedRAMP requirements governing deployment

    The gap is not strategy.
    It is infrastructure that can execute inside these constraints.

    GTS-VP provides that infrastructure.

  • Core Capabilities

    GTS-VP delivers a unified set of capabilities required to support continuous, remote care:

    • Real-time vital sign monitoring and trend visualization
    • Device-agnostic integration across multiple vendors
    • Condition-specific alerts, automation, and escalation workflows
    • Secure messaging between patients, caregivers, and care teams
    • Integrated video visits with clinical context
    • Structured assessments, education, and care plans
    • Interoperability with EHR systems (CPRS, FHIR, HL7)

    All capabilities operate within a single platform, reducing fragmentation and improving workflow continuity.

  • How GTS-VP Is Used

    Chronic Disease Management

    Supports cardiometabolic, respiratory, behavioral health, and multi-condition patients through continuous monitoring and coordinated care.

    Impact:

    • Earlier intervention
    • Reduced emergency visits and readmissions
    • Improved adherence and outcomes

    Post-Acute and Transitional Care

    Maintains visibility after discharge to detect deterioration and support recovery.

    Impact:

    • Reduced readmissions
    • Better care continuity
    • Lower total cost of care

    Rural and Access-Constrained Populations

    Extends care delivery to Veterans and patients outside traditional facilities.

    Impact:

    • Increased access
    • Reduced travel burden
    • More consistent engagement

    Multi-Condition Patient Management

    Manages complex patients across multiple conditions within a single system.

    Impact:

    • No increase in cost with added complexity
    • Coordinated care across specialties
    • Simplified workflows for clinicians

    Behavioral Health and Engagement

    Supports continuous monitoring and engagement for behavioral and mental health programs.

    Impact:

    • Improved adherence
    • Ongoing patient engagement
    • Better longitudinal outcomes

    Built for Federal Requirements

    GTS-VP is designed to operate inside federal security and compliance environments:

    • FedRAMP Moderate Authorized
    • VA Authority to Operate (ATO)
    • Supports HIPAA, FISMA, and Zero Trust architectures
    • Available via existing contract vehicle (IDIQ #36C10A23D0005)

    This enables rapid deployment without extended authorization timelines.

    Interoperability Without Disruption

    GTS-VP integrates with existing systems rather than replacing them.

    • Compatible with VA CPRS and EHR environments
    • Supports FHIR and HL7 standards
    • Aggregates data across devices and platforms

    This allows agencies to extend current infrastructure while improving functionality and coordination.

    Cost Model Designed for Scale

    Traditional solutions increase cost as programs grow.

    GTS-VP uses a flat, per-patient pricing model that includes:

    • Multiple conditions
    • Multiple devices
    • Multiple care team members

    Result:

    • Predictable budgeting
    • Scalable program expansion
    • No cost penalty for complexity

    In many cases, the annual cost of GTS-VP can be offset by avoiding a single outpatient visit.

  • Enabling Innovation Inside the Boundary

    Federal healthcare faces a consistent challenge:

    New technologies often take 12–24 months to meet security and compliance requirements.

    GTS-VP provides a pre-authorized environment where new devices and capabilities can be onboarded securely.

    Result:

    • Faster pilot programs
    • Reduced time-to-value
    • Controlled, scalable innovation

    The Outcome

    GTS VirtualHealth enables agencies to:

    • Deliver continuous care beyond facility walls
    • Improve outcomes while reducing cost
    • Unify fragmented systems and workflows
    • Introduce new capabilities without compliance delays

    It is not another point solution.

    It is the infrastructure required to make modern federal healthcare operate.