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S1E24: Rebuilding Virtual Care Infrastructure: One Workflow At A Time | HT2C Podcast with Bert Fernandez
HealthTech2Care (HT2C) Podcast featuring Mark Noble, Chief Executive Officer at ViTel Net
Mark Noble (Guest):
🌐 ViTel Net: https://vitelnet.com
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-noble-a861114
📺 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@vitelnet7176
Bert Fernandez (Host):
🌐 HealthTech2Care: https://www.healthtech2care.com
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bert-fernandez
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthTech2Care
🎙️ In this episode, Mark Noble unpacks how ViTel Net helps health systems modernize virtual care workflows without disrupting their existing infrastructure. He shares use cases from telestroke programs at Vanderbilt and UVA, explores the role of modular platform design, and explains how AI agents are being built to support—not replace—clinicians. From backend EHR integrations to virtual nursing and upcoming platform transitions, the conversation digs into what it takes to scale care delivery across a fragmented landscape.
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro - helping rural hospitals manage stroke care
01:12 The origin of ViTel Net and early virtual care innovations
03:32 Partnering with Vanderbilt University Medical Center on telestroke workflows
06:41 Economic impact of keeping patients local vs. transferring
08:00 Supporting rehab research at the University of Miami with real-time data capture
11:14 Why virtual care must mold to existing systems (not rip-and-replace)
13:16 Building a modular backend to support hybrid care at scale
14:56 What's next: AI agents, UVA pilot, and virtual nursing use cases
23:20 How to partner with ViTel Net and tackle workflow infrastructure challenges
🔑 Highlights:
- How Vanderbilt uses ViTel Net's EHR-integrated telestroke workflow to keep care local
- Why virtual care must integrate with backend systems—not just the front-end experience
- UVA's AI pilot: explainable agents that surface risk factors, contraindications, and treatment logic
- Modular, no-code platform design that wraps around what health systems already use
- Helping AMCs and hospitals navigate EHR transitions without disrupting clinical workflows
- What's fueling demand for virtual nursing—and why it needs deep workflow support
- The path ahead: secure, scalable AI tools that boost efficiency without compromising trust
👉 Learn more about ViTel Net: https://vitelnet.com
🔔 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more conversations with standout voices in U.S. healthcare & life sciences: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthTech2Care
#Telehealth #StrokeCare #ExplainableAI #EHRIntegration #ViTelNet #HealthTech2Care
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By Bert FernandezHealthTech2Care (HT2C) Podcast featuring Mark Noble, Chief Executive Officer at ViTel Net
Mark Noble (Guest):
🌐 ViTel Net: https://vitelnet.com
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-noble-a861114
📺 YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@vitelnet7176
Bert Fernandez (Host):
🌐 HealthTech2Care: https://www.healthtech2care.com
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bert-fernandez
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthTech2Care
🎙️ In this episode, Mark Noble unpacks how ViTel Net helps health systems modernize virtual care workflows without disrupting their existing infrastructure. He shares use cases from telestroke programs at Vanderbilt and UVA, explores the role of modular platform design, and explains how AI agents are being built to support—not replace—clinicians. From backend EHR integrations to virtual nursing and upcoming platform transitions, the conversation digs into what it takes to scale care delivery across a fragmented landscape.
⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro - helping rural hospitals manage stroke care
01:12 The origin of ViTel Net and early virtual care innovations
03:32 Partnering with Vanderbilt University Medical Center on telestroke workflows
06:41 Economic impact of keeping patients local vs. transferring
08:00 Supporting rehab research at the University of Miami with real-time data capture
11:14 Why virtual care must mold to existing systems (not rip-and-replace)
13:16 Building a modular backend to support hybrid care at scale
14:56 What's next: AI agents, UVA pilot, and virtual nursing use cases
23:20 How to partner with ViTel Net and tackle workflow infrastructure challenges
🔑 Highlights:
- How Vanderbilt uses ViTel Net's EHR-integrated telestroke workflow to keep care local
- Why virtual care must integrate with backend systems—not just the front-end experience
- UVA's AI pilot: explainable agents that surface risk factors, contraindications, and treatment logic
- Modular, no-code platform design that wraps around what health systems already use
- Helping AMCs and hospitals navigate EHR transitions without disrupting clinical workflows
- What's fueling demand for virtual nursing—and why it needs deep workflow support
- The path ahead: secure, scalable AI tools that boost efficiency without compromising trust
👉 Learn more about ViTel Net: https://vitelnet.com
🔔 Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more conversations with standout voices in U.S. healthcare & life sciences: https://www.youtube.com/@HealthTech2Care
#Telehealth #StrokeCare #ExplainableAI #EHRIntegration #ViTelNet #HealthTech2Care