Healthcare
Telehealth video that stays inside your hospital
Real-time audio and video for remote consultation, surgical teaching, online visits and counseling. Hospitals and healthcare software vendors embed it through SDKs and APIs, and run the whole stack on their own servers.
Challenges
What we deliver
Remote consultation
Multi-party case reviews with HD medical images and patient records shared alongside the cameras.
Surgical teaching
4K ultra-HD surgical live streaming and recording: a small interactive group plus a large audience; teaching carts and OR equipment join via RTSP / SIP.
Online visits & counseling
Private one-to-one calls with end-to-end encryption, joined from a browser, with full-session recording.
Medical training
Remote lectures, slide sharing, Q&A and replay.
HIS / PACS integration
Connect to HIS and PACS, sign e-prescriptions and share electronic medical records during a consultation; server APIs and SDKs let your clinical software start sessions.
Medical devices
Works with surgical teaching carts, ward-round carts and imaging devices, streaming vital signs and diagnostic results live.
Data stays on-site
End-to-end encryption with TLS signaling and SRTP media; recordings stay on hospital servers, inside your own compliance boundary.
Why SRTC
Customer stories
Customer names are withheld for confidentiality.
Healthcare
6healthcare organizations
Who
Use cases
- Video consultations with a device failure rate below 0.1%, serving patients in 15 countries and 300+ cities
- Surgical teaching with room, endoscope and microscope feeds shared live to partner hospitals
FAQ
Do patients need to install an app?
No. Besides native apps, patients can join straight from a web browser; clinicians can use the desktop client or the web.
How does surgical teaching serve both interaction and a large audience?
The surgeon and a few experts talk in a real-time session; the server composites that session into a live stream for a large audience — both on the same platform.
Can it integrate with our hospital systems?
Yes. It connects to HIS and PACS, supports e-prescription signing and shared electronic medical records during consultations, and can pull live vital signs from medical devices. Your clinical or vendor software drives it through server APIs and SDKs.
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