Integrated Telehealth Solutions | GlobalMed
5 Clinical Grade Imaging Devices, 1 Platform
Medical Imaging Device
Best for Highest-Quality General Exam and Otoscopy Imaging: TotalExam® 3.2
Organizations that want high-quality images for general examination and otoscopy can use TotalExam® 3.2 to support five exam types: general, ophthalmologic, dermatologic, otoscopic, and intraoral consultations. Interchangeable examination heads adapt to each specialty, while freeze-frame technology selects the clearest image from the previous 16 frames to help providers capture usable visuals without reshooting.
Best for Budget-Conscious Organizations Entering Virtual Health: TotalExam Lite®
Organizations looking for a low-cost entry point into virtual health can use TotalExam Lite® as a portable, two-camera kit for general examination and otoscopy. Each camera weighs 3.11 ounces and features a drop-resistant, anti-scratch ABS build for frequent use. Intelligent Image Capture and autofocus across a 65 mm to 3 m range help providers capture usable images with less adjustment.
Best for Practices Focused on Digital Otoscopy: otoCam 300™
Practices focused specifically on digital otoscopy and already using Otosuite can use otoCam 300™ to capture consistent ear canal images during remote exams. Its 10-micro-lens array, fiberoptic LED illumination, and built-in lens heating support clear imaging during live consultations. DICOM-compatible output can route images through eNcounter® and compatible EMR workflows.
Best for Intraoral and Dental Consultations: MouthWatch® Plus
Brings oral and dental health into telehealth workflows so clinical and hygiene staff can conduct intraoral consultations without a separate dental visit. 1080p HD imaging at 60fps captures the detail dental specialists need for remote review, in a compact form that is straightforward to operate chairside.
Best for Point-of-Care Ultrasound and Remote Diagnostics: ClearProbe®
Delivers point-of-care ultrasound in settings where a full radiology suite is not available, including rural clinics, correctional facilities, and deployed environments. Real-time imaging transmits directly through eNcounter® so a remote specialist can review and interpret without the patient leaving the site.
Who We Serve
Where GlobalMed Imaging Devices Get Deployed
Correctional Facilities
When patients cannot travel easily or safely, specialty care depends on whether diagnostic imaging can happen on-site. GlobalMed imaging devices help correctional health teams capture visuals for dermatology, ENT, dental, and wound care consultations while remote specialists review the findings through telehealth.
That approach has produced measurable results at California Correctional Health Care Services (CCHS). GlobalMed’s CCHCS program expanded from 30 specialists across 4 locations to 200 specialists across 22 locations, covering more than 30 specialties. In one year, the program also generated more than $25 million in healthcare and transportation savings.
Rural Health Centers
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) brought teledermatology to Texas Panhandle communities using TotalExam® 3 with the Variable Polarizing Hood. Before the program, getting a dermatology appointment in Lubbock meant a year-long wait and a four-plus-hour round trip for a follow-up visit. With GlobalMed imaging tools and software, TTUHSC cut the wait to one week and eliminated the drive entirely.
VA and Federal Health Systems
GlobalMed has partnered with the VA since 2009 and is the first digital health company with a Defense Health Agency Authority to Operate on DoD networks. For federal networks managing care across hundreds of geographically dispersed sites, imaging devices that route diagnostic-quality visuals directly through eNcounter® allow specialists to consult remotely without duplicating equipment at every location.
$25M+ saved
on healthcare and transportation in one year - CCHCS
1 yr → 1 wk
wait time reduced for specialty care - TTUHSC