Revolutionizing Healthcare: The CA200 Telemedicine Tablet

Avizia's Turnkey Solution to Telemedicine Challenges

The CA200 Telemedicine Tablet is a unique device designed to streamline telemedicine. The tablet-based video end-point features a touchscreen interface that simplifies patient intake, initiates video consultations, and shares diagnostic data - all from a single device. The cradle offers mobility with a handle and stand, an integrated speaker for high-quality audio, and a built-in battery for extended use. An optional cart enables bedside use and features a lockable drawer with integrated peripheral inputs.

The design of the CA200 was realized by a team of engineers with extensive experience in video conferencing, FDA testing, and electronics. To ensure the device's usability in a medical setting, Avizia consulted actual doctors and hospital staff who would be using the cart daily. The device was designed to meet the highest standards for medical use, partnering with specialists in electronic design, assembly, and testing throughout the design phase.

The CA200 is not just a device, but a complete solution for telemedicine. For example, when a psychiatric patient arrives in crisis at a hospital without a mental health specialist available, the patient can instantly see a mental health specialist via the CA200, ensuring high-quality care. This is just one of the many ways the CA200 is revolutionizing healthcare delivery.

The project began in 2015 and was completed in 2017 at Avizia's headquarters in Reston, Virginia. The project was exhibited for the first time at the HIMSS17 Conference & Exhibition in Orlando, Florida in February 2017. The design was awarded Silver in A' Medical Devices and Medical Equipment Design Award in 2017, a testament to its innovative design and potential impact on healthcare.

Avizia's CA200 Telemedicine Tablet is a testament to the power of design in transforming healthcare. By integrating technology, design, and medical expertise, the CA200 offers a turnkey solution to the challenges of telemedicine, expanding the reach of clinical services and improving the delivery of care.