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Equum Medical Acquires VeeOne Health’s Clinical Services

by Fred Pennic 05/22/2025 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know: 

– Equum Medical, a leading national provider of acute telehealth-enabled clinical workforce solutions, today announced it has acquired the clinical health services of VeeOne Health. This strategic acquisition includes VeeOne Health’s Tele-Psychiatry, Tele-Neurology, Tele-Infectious Disease (Tele-ID), Tele-Pulmonary, and Tele-ICU service lines. 

– The move significantly expands Equum Medical’s comprehensive telehealth offerings across the care continuum and reinforces its recognized market leadership in acute care telehealth. Following this acquisition, the combined entity will support physician service coverage in over 200 hospitals and post-acute facilities nationwide.

Bolstering Acute Telehealth Capabilities to Meet Critical Needs

With the addition of VeeOne Health’s established clinical services, Equum Medical accelerates its mission to improve healthcare access and outcomes for hospitals and health systems across the country. The newly integrated Tele-Psychiatry services will enable partner hospitals to provide 24/7 emergency and acute psychiatric care virtually, a crucial development in addressing the nationwide shortage of mental health specialists. Similarly, the expanded Tele-Neurology services, which include on-demand stroke neurologists and other neuro-specialists, will allow for rapid neurological consultations in emergency and acute settings, ensuring patients receive timely expert care regardless of their location.

“The acquisition of VeeOne Health’s services represents an exciting opportunity to continue expanding the reach and depth of Equum’s acute care telehealth offerings. By adding these critical service lines, Equum further solidifies its position as a comprehensive partner to hospitals nationwide. We are committed to ensuring that our expanded services bring even greater value to our customers and improved outcomes for patients,” said Dr. Corey Scurlock, CEO and Founder of Equum Medical.

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