Senopi develops prescription VR digital therapeutics for seniors with dementia and frailty.

Equum Medical’s 24/7 Tele-Neurology service delivers immediate access to board-certified neurologists via high-definition telehealth. From guiding stroke codes and interpreting imaging to assessing seizure activity or traumatic brain injuries, Equum integrates directly into hospital workflows for real-time specialist input.

Equum Medical is a leader in the telehealth industry, dedicated to transforming healthcare delivery with innovative, technology-enabled solutions. Founded by experienced physicians and healthcare professionals, Equum Medical is a trusted partner for hospitals and healthcare systems aiming to enhance patient care, improve operational efficiency, and address workforce challenges. Our mission is to provide high-quality, accessible healthcare services, particularly in rural and underserved communities, through a comprehensive suite of telehealth solutions.

Equum Medical offers a wide range of telehealth services designed to meet the diverse needs of healthcare providers and patients. Our services include, Virtual Nursing, Tele-ICU, Virtual Sitter, Telemetry, Multi-Specialty Telehealth and High-Acuity Care.

Our Unique Proposition centers on our physician-founded and operated approach, ensuring services are designed with a deep understanding of clinical workflows and patient care needs. With over 200 years of combined telehealth experience among our leadership team, we offer unparalleled expertise to our clients.

Equum Medical is committed to addressing healthcare workforce shortages and enhancing care delivery through strategic telehealth solutions, making high-quality healthcare accessible to all.

Virtual visits to familiar places such as a cow meadow or seeing mountain goats activate memories, similar to music therapy. As a result, people with dementia begin to talk about earlier times, relax and feel at ease. It also promotes communication with each other when the same session can be watched and experiences shared in a group. Virtual visits to familiar places such as a cow meadow or seeing mountain goats activate memories, similar to music therapy. As a result, people with dementia begin to talk about earlier times, relax and feel at ease. It also promotes communication with each other when the same session can be watched and experiences shared in a group.