VSee Health, Inc., a leader in customizable digital health platforms and telehealth workflow solutions, announces securing a contract totalling $444K with one of the largest counties in the U.S., to deploy a white-label telehealth and data analytics platform for mental and behavioral health services. This strategic win highlights VSee’s growing government sector presence and its ability to deliver scalable healthcare technology to underserved populations.

“Our modular platform architecture creates significant competitive advantages in the public sector market,” states Dr. Milton Chen, Co-CEO of VSee Health. “Government entities serving vulnerable populations like the homeless require flexible technology solutions and compliance-ready data reporting capabilities. Our building-block approach enables quick customizations while ensuring data privacy and security compliance.”

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Augmenting Digital Health Value for Public Health Services

This contract leverages VSee’s versatile, enterprise-grade digital building blocks to deliver scalable, rapid implementation of specialized mental and behavioral health workflows and to make continuous improvements based on feedback. VSee allows the county to:

  • Improve operational efficiency: Customizable intake, automated consent, standardized assessments, e.g. PHQ-9, GAD-7, intelligent provider-matching algorithms
  • Reach low-tech, no-tech demographics – Community center kiosk workflows and no-download, one-click connection with clinicians
  • Ensure patient confidentiality: Role-based access, anonymized, group telehealth sessions, HIPAA-compliant encryption and infrastructure
  • Access robust compliance reporting: Audit-ready data reports across providers, programs, clinics, organizations, etc. for government accountability

VSee’s expanding public sector footprint represents a strategic growth vector and demonstrates VSee’s ability to capture high-value, recurring revenue contracts across multiple government levels.

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Source – businesswire