Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform

Name: Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform
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AVIA Summary About Product capabilities EHR Integrations Use cases and differentiators Diversity, equity, and inclusion practices Company information Media

Select which hospital or health system you work at and see a personalized compatibility level.

Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform is a solution provided by Nesa. It belongs to multiple categories of digital health solutions including Home Health, Smart Rooms, Digital Front Door (DFD), Virtual Health, Virtual Visits (Synchronous + Asynchronous), Conversational AI, and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

It has 13 verified clients.

Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform integrates with major EMRs such as Epic.

Some other resource(s) that may be helpful in learning about Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform include: The Evolving Future of Virtual Care: NESA's Solutions for Nurse Staffing and Bedside Efficiency and A buyer’s guide to conversational AI

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Nesa: The Virtual Care Operating System That Disappears Into Epic Workflow

NESA provides the only Epic Toolbox-listed virtual care infrastructure that elegantly integrates into existing clinical workflows. Unlike traditional point solutions that add vendor complexity, NESA's ONE platform replaces 3-7 separate contracts with a single, unified system that scales across unlimited use cases—from virtual nursing and telesitting to tele-stroke, NICU, ED triage, and specialist consults.

One Platform. One Integration. Unlimited Workflows.

Built on NVIDIA edge-based AI, NESA Vision One combines computer vision (17+ body joints, object detection, room context) and natural language processing in a single device that sees patient movement, listens to care conversations, and acts instantly—all while maintaining complete data sovereignty within your hospital network. Every camera operates as its own computer, enabling distributed processing that optimizes power consumption while running multiple applications simultaneously.

Clinical-Grade Infrastructure

4K high-resolution optics with 360° awareness and 25× optical PTZ
Real-time AI processing with zero cloud latency—all data stays on-premise
Direct Epic flowsheet write-back, ADT feeds, and native ECAL/CAL integration
HIPAA-compliant, NDAA-compliant hardware with built-in redundancy
Whisper AI for crystal-clear audio capture even in noisy clinical environments

Measurable Impact

Trusted by health systems including Duke, Baylor Scott & White, and UT Health San Antonio:

Zero-Latency Performance: Real-time fall detection and clinical event monitoring that works even if the hospital network goes down.
Automated Documentation: AI that captures clinical events and pre-populates notes directly into Epic Hyperspace.
4K Dual Verification: A 30% reduction in medication errors by allowing a remote nurse to verify high-risk meds via high-definition video.
Efficiency Gains: 73.9% of discharge orders are now completed by 10am, compared to a 46.2% baseline.
Clinical Safety: A 37.5% reduction in falls with injury and an 80% reduction in severe hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPI).
High Adoption: 100% nurse technology adoption rates, with patients reuqesting rooms fitted with Nesa ONE.

Designed by Clinicians, for Clinicians

Nesa is recognized by Joint Commission surveyors as "the standard that should exist in patient care across all hospitals" and partners with Magnet-designated organizations. The platform is certified to NHS clinical risk management standards (DCB 0129) for international deployment.

Scale your best clinicians across your entire system—without extending vendor contracts, security reviews, or integration backlogs.

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CATEGORIES & SOLUTIONS

Home Health

Smart Rooms

Digital Front Door (DFD)

Device-Agnostic Remote Monitoring Solution

Monitoring & Sensors

Synchronous Virtual Visit Tools

CLIENT TYPES

Pediatric Hospitals

Academic Medical Centers

Rural Hospitals

Large Hospital/Health System

Long-Term Care

Extra Large Hospital/Health System

AWARDS

Featured Reviews

“The future of hospital rooms is with these devices,” Edward Sankary, MD, vice president and chief health information and value officer of UT Health San Antonio, told Becker’s. He called them a “game changer for the delivery of inpatient technology.”

It was easier to set up the technology as a part of the new build, he said. While the technology adds several thousands of dollars to the cost of a hospital room, the return on investment is patient experience and quality of care. For instance, the cameras have such high resolution that virtual nurses can see what medications a patient is taking to verify they are the correct ones. Virtual nurses, located on site at the hospital, help with admissions, discharges and rounding.

“If you can get the discharge documentation early, you can work on that transition of care,” Dr. Sankary said. “You provide a more seamless experience for the patient to transition to their next site of care, whether it’s home, a skilled nursing facility, rehab.”

The TVs also can facilitate up to six virtual visitors at a time, say, a nurse, physician and four family members all talking remotely.

Edward Sankary

MD, vice president and chief health information and value officer Executive sponsor

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beckershospitalreview.com/ai/the-future-of-hospital-rooms-inside-ut-healths-new-472m-facility/

“Telesitting technology is a major advancement bringing more support to our hospital staff which is a big win. This IT solution will enable UConn John Dempsey Hospital to redeploy staff for other operational needs and leverage centralized monitoring in a more modern and cost-effective way too,”

A verified IT / Technical support working with Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform from a AMC hospital.

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today.uconn.edu/2024/11/patient-observations-go-high-tech-at-uconn-john-dempsey-hospital/

Telesitting is a very exciting, efficient, and innovative new patient monitoring tool that we have begun leveraging to take our patient safety to the next level, which is always our top priority.”

A verified Executive sponsor working with Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform from a AMC hospital.

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today.uconn.edu/2024/11/patient-observations-go-high-tech-at-uconn-john-dempsey-hospital/

“This is an exciting opportunity to improve the quality of our patient’s wellbeing. Patient safety is our highest priority, and we can now monitor our patients in real-time and provide real-time interventions and feedback to the care team.”

A verified End user working with Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform from a AMC hospital.

Review Source

today.uconn.edu/2024/11/patient-observations-go-high-tech-at-uconn-john-dempsey-hospital/

“Digitalization is fundamentally transforming healthcare. With Virtual Care, we are creating a new dimension of patient care that is flexible, connected, and efficient. This allows us to sustainably improve the quality of care while also saving costs,” says Dr. Katrin Hoffmann, Chief Medical Officer of LUKS Group.

A verified Executive sponsor working with Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform from a non-provider organization.

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luks.ch/newsroom/betreuung-unabhaengig-vom-aufenthaltsort-luks-gruppe-startet-innovatives-programm-virtual-care

The TVs also can facilitate up to six virtual visitors at a time, say, a nurse, physician and four family members all talking remotely.

Edward Sankary

MD, vice president and chief health information and value officer Executive sponsor

Review Source

beckershospitalreview.com/ai/the-future-of-hospital-rooms-inside-ut-healths-new-472m-facility/

A verified IT / Technical support working with Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform from a AMC hospital.

Review Source

today.uconn.edu/2024/11/patient-observations-go-high-tech-at-uconn-john-dempsey-hospital/

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Product capabilities

User-Friendly Interface

Fixed room displays with intuitive patient/family-facing UI showing care team info, patient education, and visit schedules in easy-to-read format

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What is user-friendly interface?

Fixed room displays that display information in an easy-to-read format for patients and families

EHR integration

Integrations

Acute care EMR, Ambulatory EMR, ADT, Other

EHR integration and relevant hardware

Required

EMRs supported

Epic

Hardware compatibility

Desktop, Mobile / Tablet (web optimized), Mobile / Tablet (native app), Other

Use cases and differentiators

Use case descriptions

Nesa is is the ONE platform for any use case from admission to transition and provides Epic-native virtual care infrastructure with AI-powered clinical intelligence, enabling health systems to scale clinical capacity across unlimited workflows through a single platform and integration.

Core Capabilities:

Virtual Nursing

Deploy hub-and-spoke models where virtual clinicians monitor 12-16 patients with AI-powered alerts, provide admission/discharge support, medication verification, and documentation assistance—all within Epic workflow.

AI-Powered Safety Monitoring

Continuous computer vision analytics detect fall risks, monitor patient positioning, and track behavioral changes, writing data directly to Epic flowsheets with <15-second alert-to-intervention times.

Specialist Consults

Connect neurologists, neonatologists, and intensivists to multiple facilities via Epic Monitor for stroke assessment, NICU resuscitation, ICU backup, and tele-specialty services.

ED Virtual Triage

Conduct intake via Epic ASAP, expedite orders, reduce LWBS rates, streamline bed assignment, and reduce boarding times through virtual physician assessment.

Hospitalist Coverage

Enable after-hours and multi-site coverage where hospitalists admit from multiple EDs simultaneously, provide backup coverage, and eliminate admission delays.

Admission, Discharge & Transfer (ADT)

Streamline ADT workflows virtually through Epic integration, reducing patient wait times and improving care coordination across transitions.

Ambient Clinical Documentation

Capture care conversations and automatically document in Epic through ambient voice intelligence, reducing documentation burden without leaving workflow.

Surgical/OR Support

Virtual nurses document procedures in Epic OpTime while surgical teams stay focused on patient care, capturing supplies and interventions in real-time.

Care Coordination

Conduct home assessments, coordinate post-acute transitions, and enable family participation via MyChart Bedside TV integration.

Behavioral Health Monitoring

Remotely monitor patient behavior with AI-powered detection to ensure real-time patient and staff safety, particularly in psychiatric and detox settings.

Pediatric use cases

Pediatric & Family Support

eNICU and ePICU: Enhance NICU and PICU care quality with specialist access and family engagement, PICU or NICU to ED support, delivery room support
Mother-Baby Monitoring: Support postpartum care, lactation support, and mothers undergoing detoxification
Newborn Observation: Manage respiratory decompensations with continuous AI-powered monitoring
Patient & Family Education: Reduce bedside time pressure while improving care experience
Virtual Family Check-ins: Provide family-centered care through MyChart Bedside

Users

Virtual nurses, bedside nurses, hospitalists, specialists (neurologists, neonatologists, intensivists), ED physicians, OR teams, care coordinators, administrators, patients, and family members

Differentiators vs internal options

Nesa is not an EHR replacement but the virtual care operating system that disappears inside Epic workflow. As the only inpatient virtual care platform listed in Epic Toolbox, Nesa meets Epic's recommended integration practices with native ECAL/CAL integration, direct flowsheet write-back, and ADT feeds—eliminating middleware and enabling clinicians to deliver virtual care without ever leaving Epic.

Differentiators vs competitors

Epic-Native Architecture
Only virtual care platform in Epic Toolbox with recommended integration standards
Direct Epic integration—no middleware, no separate logins, no PHI transmission outside Epic
Native flowsheet documentation, ADT integration, and MyChart Bedside connectivity
Clinicians work entirely within Epic Monitor, ASAP, and OpTime—never toggling between systems
One Platform Replaces 3-7 Vendor Contracts
Single infrastructure supporting unlimited workflows: virtual nursing, telesitting, tele-stroke, NICU, ED triage, OR documentation, specialist consults
Eliminates vendor sprawl—one security review, one integration, one support relationship
Deploy once, activate new workflows without additional vendor contracts or integration projects
Edge-Based AI Infrastructure
NVIDIA-powered edge computing where each camera operates as its own computer
Computer vision (17+ body joints, object detection, room context) + natural language processing on the same device
Real-time AI processing with zero cloud latency—all data stays on-premise within hospital network
Ambient intelligence that sees patient movement, listens to care conversations, and acts instantly
Complete Data Sovereignty
100% on-premise processing—no cloud transmission of PHI
HIPAA compliance by design with all AI processing within hospital network
Built-in redundancy with native downtime mode during Epic maintenance
Clinical-grade security with NDAA-compliant hardware
Clinical-Grade Hardware
4K high-resolution optics with 360° awareness and 25× optical PTZ
Reads IV bags, wristbands, surgical device labels from across the room
Low-light IR + HDR/WDR for dimmed NICU rooms and overnight conditions
Whisper AI captures patient voices even in noisy clinical environments with 20 kHz speech quality
Distributed edge architecture optimizes power consumption while running multiple applications simultaneously
Proven Clinical Impact
$674K annual value per 12-bed deployment with <12-month payback
<15-second response time from alert to clinical intervention
Falls prevented within 24 hours of deployment
Zero customer churn across 14+ health system customers
Joint Commission recognition as "the standard that should exist in patient care across all hospitals"
Enterprise Partnership Model
Epic Toolbox for Inpatient Virrtual Care with deep Epic ecosystem expertise
Magnet health system partnerships recognized for nursing excellence
NHS-certified clinical risk management (DCB 0129) for international deployment
Team of clinical, IT, and operational experts ensuring customer success
Purpose-built by clinicians and healthcare operators, not technology vendors
Futureproof Infrastructure
Modular hardware design enables upgrades without platform replacement
Vision One program supports hardware evolution while maintaining software compatibility
Scalable from single unit pilots to 32-hospital enterprise deployments
Lower TCO through consolidated vendor relationships and reduced integration complexity

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Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform

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Nesa ONE Virtual Care Infrastructure and Platform

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