VSee

What Is VSee?

VSee is a telehealth software that enables healthcare providers to conduct virtual visits, communicate with patients, and manage remote care interactions. It delivers video visits, remote patient monitoring, AI-generated clinical notes, patient intake, and EHR integration — all in a modular setup organizations can configure for different workflows. It also supports customizable workflows, scheduling, clinical documentation, patient engagement, and revenue cycle management.

What Is VSee Best For?

A notable strength of VSee is its suitability for federal healthcare programs handling high-impact health data. The platform holds a FedRAMP High ATO issued by HHS ASPR, allowing it to support telehealth deployments that must meet stringent federal cloud security requirements. This makes VSee particularly relevant for government healthcare organizations that need virtual care capabilities within a FedRAMP High-authorized environment.

How Much Does VSee Cost?

VSee pricing starts at $29/month/provider for the Plus plan. The platform also offers a 14-day Plus trial for eligible Free Clinic users, while Enterprise VSee Clinic provides limited-time trials for certain features. Other plans include:

• Free: $0/month/provider
• Plus: $29/month/provider
• Premium: $49/month/provider ($200 one-time setup fee)
• Enterprise: Custom pricing

Beyond the subscription, estimated additional costs may include:

• Implementation/Setup: Organizations should budget around $200–$10,000+ for implementation, depending on deployment complexity and customization requirements
• Additional Provider/Staff Seats: Organizations should budget around $29–$49+/provider/month for additional providers or staff, with Enterprise pricing depending on the agreement
• EHR/EMR Integration: Organizations should budget around $5,000–$30,000+/integration, depending on the EHR system and integration complexity

VSee pricing feedback is mixed, with some providers finding VSee affordable for regular use, while others consider the cost higher after upgrading. Several users indicate that the price feels manageable at their current level, but higher-tier costs can become a concern depending on usage and plan requirements.

Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.

VSee Integrations

The platform integrates with multiple tools, including:

• Epic EMR
• athenaOne
• Oracle GovCloud
• Azure Data Catalog
• PointClickCare
• NextGen Enterprise EHR
• Oracle Health

How Does VSee Work?

Here's how you can access VSee and start delivering virtual care:

• Log in with your provider credentials through VSee Clinic or supported VSee application
• Configure your branded waiting room, intake forms, consent requirements, and eligibility verification settings
• Invite patients through email or SMS and have them complete required intake information
• Review patient intake details, eligibility results, and payment information, depending on the configured workflow, before the visit
• Conduct video visits with one-on-one or group sessions with options for device connectivity, annotation tools, and interpreter or family-member participation
• Generate AI Doctor Notes in supported formats, then review and finalize the documentation
• Monitor remote patients through connected devices and review available monitoring alerts and patient data
• Manage scheduling, user access, payments, reports, and analytics through administrative tools

Who Is VSee For?

The platform caters to the following specialties:

• Mental health
• Dentistry
• Primary care
• Dermatology
• Concierge medicine
• Pediatrics
• Physical therapy
• Internal medicine
• Psychiatry (ER)

VSee Use Cases

Based on our analysis of VSee features and user feedback, we have identified several scenarios where the platform fits best:

Clinicians Spending Significant Time On Post-Visit Documentation

Back-to-back video visits leave providers with little time between sessions to document care accurately. VSee’s AI Doctor Notes captures visit audio and generates structured clinical notes in formats such as SOAP, DAP, or BIRP that providers review and adjust rather than dictate from scratch. Practices can also customize note templates for different visit types and integrate them into existing workflows. This can reduce the documentation work left after back-to-back visits, allowing clinicians to review generated notes instead of creating them from scratch once appointments end.

Mental Health Practices Simplifying Virtual Visit Access And Check-In

Mental health practices may need to accommodate patients who have difficulty attending scheduled sessions in person or navigating complex telehealth setups. VSee lets providers share a clinic web link that patients can use to enter a personalized waiting room without downloading software or creating an account. Providers can monitor patients as they move from Getting Ready to Ready for Visits and In Progress in the Waiting Room Dashboard, while the Plus plan adds SMS/email invitations and reminders. This helps practices reduce barriers to joining virtual sessions while giving staff visibility into each patient’s progress from check-in through the visit.

Rural Hospitals With Limited On-Site Specialist Coverage

Rural and critical access hospitals may have limited access to on-site specialists for stroke response, wound care, ICU coverage, and behavioral health. VSee’s telemedicine and remote consultation tools connect care teams with off-site specialists for inpatient, emergency, and specialty consultations, supporting clinical decision-making and potentially reducing avoidable transfers.

Health Systems Monitoring Patients With Chronic Conditions Between Clinic Visits

Patients managing diabetes, hypertension, or heart failure need ongoing oversight, but in-person check-ins between scheduled appointments are difficult to scale. VSee's remote patient monitoring module connects patients to supported devices — glucometers, blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters — and routes readings to providers organized by alert level. Providers can review patient data and start a video visit or schedule an appointment directly from the patient profile when follow-up is needed.

Is VSee Right For You?

If your organization needs virtual care that scales across sites, specialties, or regulatory environments, VSee's modular platform can support. FedRAMP High ATO from HHS supports its use in federal healthcare environments handling sensitive data. VSee also has SOC 2 Type II certification and supports HIPAA-compliant workflows through BAAs. The platform is used across settings ranging from FQHCs to large health systems and clinical research programs, including Novant Health’s 50+ clinics and an NIH-funded Phase 3 stroke rehabilitation trial at UCLA.

Still not sure about VSee? Contact us at (661) 384-7070 and we can help you make an informed decision.