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1.2% on the virtual nursing units vs. 10% house-wide. ~$1.3M in replacement cost avoided.
127 sepsis cases, against a national average near 50–60%. Now tied to Medicare payment.
The virtual nurse documents and places orders. No bedside nurse leaves the patient to type.
At the core of Nesa infrastructure is a clinical intelligence layer—an on-device video language model that runs continuously, detecting and interpreting every clinical event in real time: patient movement, fall risk, medication handling, vital sign changes, and staff interactions.
Every output feeds directly into Epic the moment it occurs. Most virtual care devices depend on the cloud. That creates latency, privacy risk, and limits performance. Nesa moves the computer into the room, where six sensing layers run at once on a single device—across Nesa, Epic, and integrated partner tools.
Whatʼs interesting with this technology is, and this is critical, itʼs actually decreasing the burden on our staff because now the floor nurse can have augmentation for documentation. This has been an insurgent technology, and itʼs going to become the incumbent.ˮ

VP, Chief Health Information and Chief Value Officer
Result: Multiple security reviews, duplicate Epic integrations, fragmented data, PHI in vendor clouds, separate training programs, complex vendor management
Nesa integrates computer vision (17+ body joints, object detection, room context) and natural language processing (keyword detection, automated callouts) with AI that sees patient movement, listens to care conversations, and acts instantly — all on the same NVIDIA-powered edge device with direct Epic integration.
Nesa isn’t a commodity because exceptional technology requires exceptional people. Nesa is developed by clinical engineers who’ve lived your workflows, customers who co-design solutions, and a platform architecture that compounds in value rather than fragments with scale.
Visual intelligence for clinical care — powered by edge-based AI and native Epic integration.
One unified platform combining clinical-grade hardware, edge-based AI processing, and deep Epic integration. Deploy once across virtual nursing, remote monitoring, automated documentation, and intelligent care workflows.
17+ body joints tracked on-device — nothing leaves the network.
Contactless trend detection layered on top of vision + audio.
Existing room hardware folds into the same intelligence layer.
Writes directly to Epic — no separate portal, no double charting.
Full line of sight. Reads IV bags, wristbands, and surgical device labels.
Clean profile for med-surg and step-down
Captures clinical detail for any virtual care workflow, from ED, med-surg, and NICU
to tele consults, virtual nursing, and home.
Whisper AI captures patient voices even in noisy clinical environments.
Captures patient cues and clinical conversations, triggering staff alerts and auto-
documenting in Epic.
Connect to multiple facilities via Epic Monitor for stroke
assessment, NICU resuscitation, and ICU backup.
Conduct home assessments, coordinate transitions, enable family participation via MyChart Bedside.
Virtual nurses document procedures in Epic OpTime while teams stay focused on patient.
Nesa expands clinical reach—improving patient flow, safety, and coverage without disrupting existing care teams.
Intervene early. Prevent harm. Protect teams.
Recognized by the organizations that define quality, safety, and professional nursing practice worldwide.
Nesa customers have been identified by surveyors as “the standard that should exist in patient care across all hospitals.”
One Epic-native infrastructure replacing multiple vendor contracts across entire Texas footprint
Vice President, CHIO and Chief Value Officer, UT Health San Antonio
Our team has practiced clinically, understands how healthcare operations actually function under real-world constraints, and possesses the technical and systems thinking capability to redesign care delivery models from the ground up. We bridge clinical practice, operational strategy, and technical architecture because we’ve lived in all three domains.
Clinical-grade. Human-centered.